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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.

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

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.

Biologist Rulon Clark studies small mammals' strategies for avoiding snakebitesand explains why humans shouldn't worry so much about them.

Music education students are bringing music to San Diego community schools.

The J. Keith Behner and Catherine M. Stiefel Program on Brazil will strengthen SDSUs research ties and academic exchanges with Brazil.

An exhibition of Shigley's work opens Nov. 1 at the Oceanside Museum of Art.

Gender-neutral bathrooms can be found around throughout campus.

SDSU's Mammalogy Collection boasts an impressive collection of skins and skeletons from creatures great and small.