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In response to recent conflicts and hate-motivated incidents, SDSU reminds members of the campus community of the range of support and emergency services available to its students, faculty and staff.

The large study of 50,000 people aims to determine what causes disease severity and long-term impacts.

An endowment to support graduate research in chemistry honors the legacy of SDSU President Brage Golding.

Archaeologist Seth Mallios and hundreds of students have spent more than 15 years excavating the Palomar Mountain cabin site.

Getting involved with Black community at SDSU leads to success for health communications major Kayla McLeod.

The idea for a hub for scholarship, service and professional development arose from the death of George Floyd.

SDSU and University of California San Diego scientists and scholars are working together to make San Diego a regional center for inclusive excellence.

New research shows red meat may be okay if eaten in small portions in winter.

The 2021 season kicks off Friday, Feb. 19 against the University of San Diego.

Anya Shutovska (19) realized her personal mission for serving others during her time as a student leader at SDSU.