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A class that usually enjoys a natural setting is adapting to the temporary stay-at-home era.

Inspired by his tribe, Alberto Esquinca becomes the inaugural faculty scholar at the SDSU Pride Center

Counseling and school psychology faculty member Jennica Paz offers advice on parenting in the national current moment

Child and family development graduate Kate McClure ('20) utilized SDSU's online career platform, Handshake, to secure employment after graduation.

A best paper award went to an SDSU team confirming the value of a virtual patient tool that could raise standards for education in rural and developing countries.

Students in SDSUs multiple-subject teacher credential program are finding innovative ways to connect with their pupils virtually.

The National Science Foundation-funded award focuses on urban schools in four districts.

Vanja Lazarevic, who came to the U.S. as a refugee from Bosnia as a teen, studies dynamics in immigrant families and finds a crucial source of protection from stress.

With webcams and white noise, SDSU's clinics shift into virtual space to meet the growing therapy and counseling needs of low-income San Diegans.

Three SDSU faculty members and an alumna are among those to be honored in the annual induction ceremony.