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San Diego State College's volunteer-run Experimental College reflected the 1960s' groovy ways, but was also incredibly forward-thinking.

SDSU bioarchaeologist Arion Mayes studies dental remains to explore the ancient people and culture of Oaxaca's Lower Ro Verde Valley.

Endowing ambitions for SDSU health research.

Fresh faces at SDSUs Viral Information Institute are bringing diverse backgrounds and fearless experimentation to the fast-moving world of microbial research.

Kepler-1647 b is the largest planet, both in size and orbit, of any circumbinary planet discovered so far.

An endowment from the National Institutes of Health will build the university's operational infrastructure and make SDSU a hub for health disparities research.

A new study by SDSU scientists finds that fruit flies could be a model organism for learning the genetic pathways that affect human brain injuries and recovery.

A new study finds corals and humans utilize the same inflammation-causing molecule, indicating its been a part of immune systems for a half-billion years.

A new study finds that overabundance of algae causes microbes to circumvent and take over the food chain in coral reef ecosystems.

A new study has found that a portable, affordable balance machine does a better job identifying concussions than current protocols.