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In response to recent conflicts and hate-motivated incidents, SDSU reminds members of the campus community of the range of support and emergency services available to its students, faculty and staff.

Elected officials and education leaders will join SDSU researchers and others in a conversation about how to address disproportionate suspensions of African American children and youth.

SDSU student Cipriana Hudson sheds light on the racial elements of Shakespeares Othello through spoken word poetry.

Student Health Services to begin vaccinating those who are eligible, by appointment-only, at the Calpulli Center.

Co-sponsored by the College of Arts and Letters and the San Diego Public Library, the mini-series seeks to shine a light on diversity.

SDSU is No. 15 in a new U.S. News & World Report list.

SDSU student Azareel Gesuri Canizales is making the most of his time in the Fowler Scholars Program.

We asked SDSU students what Martin Luther King Jr.s message and life means to them.

The virtual celebration, hosted by the Department of Africana Studies, will take place Jan. 20-22.

SDSU political science lecturer Stephen Goggin answers questions about the swearing-in of a new commander-in-chief.