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Andrea Byrd knows all about having Aztec pride.

Carla Sanchez recently graduated from SDSU, but not before leaving a legacy on campus.

In this course, students learn about the struggle for LGBT rights and the continuing challenges faced by the LGBT community.

Kim Stringfellow will study the pure wilderness in the Mojave Desert and how humans are beginning to threaten the land with solar and wind developments.

An SDSU Professor's book examines the roles women have played in the understanding of Christianity.

International Business Protocol and Diplomacy explores how different cultures come together to create business opportunities.

Itzel Ortuno is a recent graduate with a bright future in graphic design.

Cadets from the Army, Air Force and Navy ROTC programs will be commissioned.

The future is bright for SDSU's graduating class.

SDSU Mechanical Engineering assistant professor Ilenia Battiato has received an Early Career Research Program Grant from the Department of Energy.