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In Aztec Science Camp, kids ages 6 to 11 will explore topics ranging from rocks to robots.

Researchers led by SDSU psychology professor Jean Twenge released a new study comparing the materialism and work ethic of three generations.

Kennedys 1963 visit will be commemorated on April 23 with a speech reenactment, a historical analysis and the dedication of a new plaque.

The Vice President for Business and Financial Affairs was honored as Education CFO of the Year by San Diego Business Journal.

More than a dozen SDSU programs were recognized in U.S. News & World Reports Americas Best Graduate Schools 2014.

On March 14, SDSU will host Korean Culture Night, a free event celebrating Korean culture and language.

The SDSU Police Department is hosting a free A.L.I.C.E. training session open to anyone from the campus community.

The School of Journalism & Media Studies launches a $1.5M campaign to fund a professional center for public relations named for Glen Broom.

Emeritus professor Donald Wilson leaves $1.3 million to SDSU in support of outstanding electrical engineering students.

Edward Marsh donated signed first editions and memorabilia from golden age of science fiction authors, as well as Hemingway, Einstein and Verne.