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A new telescope will let SDSU astronomers see farther into the universe than ever beforefrom the comfort of their own labs.

SDSUs new mixed-use project will benefit students as well as the surrounding community.

SDSU's Robert Quimby received a share of a $3 million prize for his work on an investigation into the expansion of the universe.

The Zahn Innovation Center choses eight new teams for their fall admissions cycle.

SDSU was ranked 22nd in the nation for the number of students studying abroad.

Archaeologist Doron Ben Ami will visit campus to speak about his excavation in the City of David.

In his latest story, SDSU nuclear physicist and sci-fi author Calvin W. Johnson writes about the working-class heroes responsible for futuristic technology.

SDSU's School of Exercise and Nutritional Sciences celebrates a century of success with a lecture series.

The former associate dean of the College of Arts and Letters was one of the founding mothers of SDSU's Department of Rhetoric and Writing Studies.

Students study Zombies and the deep social issues that they portray in movies, books and video games.