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Undergraduate engineering students build a giant mechanical structure to test the destructive force of earthquakes.

SDSU undergraduate Yesenia Rodriguez Reyes tackles a biological mystery when nematodes turn up without their heads — and bacteria become the prime suspect.

Analysis could help decision makers allocate firefighting resources, protect public safety during active wildfires, and prepare for future fires.

Assistant professor of sociology Neftalie Williams discusses the significance of skateboarding’s inclusion in the Games and its impact on society.

In collaboration with the NSF Institute for Learning-enabled Optimization at Scale, the project will focus on diversity within the AI research community.

The director of SDSU Black Resource Center explains the significance of the holiday celebrated nationally every year between June 13-19.

From lunar agriculture and improved glucose monitoring devices, to wildfire prevention technology, SDSU engineering graduates are eager to improve the world.

Associate Professor of Astronomy Douglas Leonard explains why sunspots, solar flares, and space weather events increase in frequency as the Sun's magnetic field flips.

Herpetologist and artist Kinsey Brock studies how reptiles evolve in urban environments.

Community members are invited to safely view the partial eclipse from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Mediterranean Garden courtyard on the SDSU campus.