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Scientists find the arrival of humans to uninhabited islands during the past 2.6 million years had minimal impacts on biodiversity loss, contrary to previous beliefs.

Nine SDSU students engaged in international service-learning internships this year.

An NEH grant supports the project at the Center for War and Society and focuses on members of the Marines Third Squad.

Two SDSU women were among the driving forces behind an effort to recognize women who have shaped San Diego County.

A deep interest in human rights drives the senior political science major.

Archaeologist Seth Mallios and hundreds of students have spent more than 15 years excavating the Palomar Mountain cabin site.

How one professor used store-bought rotisserie chickens to guide students through a virtual lab study of avian anatomy.

A study finds major disruptions in the lives of retail and food-service workers who can't rely on predictable shifts.

The Center for Latin American Studies was awarded a grant from the Tinker Foundation to support field research for graduate students.

The new dean previously served as associate dean for faculty affairs and inclusion in the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Arizona.