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Three SDSU undergraduates received the Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar Award for their achievements in and outside the classroom.

SDSU students staging a brand-new show arent just learning a craft, theyre providing immediate feedback for the writers.

In her inauguration, SDSUs first Latina president said the university will have a global impact that will start in its own backyard

The higher-education advocate and President Adela de la Torre have walked similar paths and are aligned in values and vision.

Andrew Adrian's idea for rental management software got a crucial lift from SDSU's ZIP Lauchpad.

The work in an EIS lab could help protect a species whose numbers are dwindling

Chris Glembotski, the 2019 Albert W. Johnson Research Lecturer, will speak March 29 at Storm Hall West.

A new model for responding to incidents with a possible mental-health component values intervention over arrests, and promises to benefit the wider community.

A new Religious Studies/Humanities class shows students differing concepts of evil through the ages, and then challenges them to do something about it.

To study which senses a rattlesnake uses to move in darkness, an SDSU doctoral student developed a bold but simple test.