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The work of five SDSU professors affirmed the need for diversity in the workplace and the benefits that come from it.

Robert Briggs developed software aimed at decreasing drop-out rates in public schools.

IRS-trained SDSU students will provide the public with free assistance preparing tax forms.

The finance sophomore rose above his circumstances to become an SDSU leader.

Created by two business students, Shake Smart is the first permanent, student-run business on campus.

SDSU competed with graduate real estate students from the University of San Diego.

Arash Sani is one of 350 students selected from 3,800 applications worldwide.

The center becomes a reality after a $1.5 million donation from the McMillin family.

Nine teams from the U.S. and Hong Kong competed in the 5th Annual SDSU International Sports MBA Case Competition.

Chee Chow, a prolific researcher, has worked at SDSU for nearly 26 years.