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Archaeologist Todd Braje recently published a new book about a historic immigrant-run industry that met an untimely end.

Newly hired psychologist Martin Sereno will direct SDSU's first ever brain imaging center.

Jonathan Reiland helps veterans adjust to student life at SDSU.

Heather Corliss is working to make the world of public health a more equitable place for all.

SDSU researcher Sarah Mattsons new tool can help clinicians catch prenatal alcohol exposure more easily than ever before.

American baby names are trending more and more unique even as other parts of culture go traditional.

Thirdhand smoke lingers in the home long after smokers have quit.

A recent study led by an SDSU researcher links the hit game Pokmon GO with traffic danger.

New research by Nick Shikuma solves a mystery behind the gunk that sticks to the bottoms of boats.

A new study by an SDSU psychology professor finds that todays young adults are less likely to have had sex than those a generation ago.