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“Milo Imagines the World” will travel throughout the U.S. after the premiere at Chicago Children’s Theatre.

Community-centered work is at the heart of Rodriguez’s research in environmental and medical humanities.

$13K in prize money will be awarded to student teams who prepare digital solutions for health care issues

SDSU professors and others from around the world explore new perspectives on surf/skate subcultures and the relationship to issues of climate change, economic inequality, racism, and authoritarianism.

Assistant professor explores history through the lens of the girl child to highlight scholarly research in girlhood studies

Diverse social justice themed presentations and assignments helped participants expand ideas for future classroom engagement.

SDSU geography students shared their research findings with farm and vineyard owners after a year-long internship.

Esther Rothblum, emerita professor of women’s studies, is a collaborator on the largest and longest-running study on planned lesbian-parent families in the U.S.

Postdoctoral scholar M. Brooke Rose and her mentor, Janet Franklin, were recognized by the Ecological Society of America and the American Association of Geographers for co-authored study.

Instead of a walk across the stage at commencement, this Outstanding Graduating Senior in the Department of Africana Studies will likely dance across the stage.