Weber died Sunday at his home in Jersey City, New Jersey, on his 82nd birthday.
Stephen L. Weber, San Diego State University's president from 1996 through 2011, has died, university President Adela de la Torre said.
Weber"shared that his legacy and his most esteemed moments of professional pride were tied to the success of SDSU," de la Torre said."Weber held a profound love for SDSU, investing himself wholly in its well- being and sustainability. For that and many other reasons, he leaves a permanent mark on the university and those he served."
Other achievements from Weber's tenure were the university's six-year graduation rate rising to 66% and expanding local partnerships that attracted local students to SDSU, contributing to diversified student enrollments, the university said.Under his tenure, SDSU faculty and staff secured over $1.
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