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New SDSU hire will be the only National Academy member at any California State University (CSU) campus. Membership in the academy is considered among the highest national honors for scientists.

Parental benefits such as Medi-Cal provide proven benefits to children, just not right away.

As we look to 2022, we reflect on some of the important SDSU stories of 2021.

With support from a grant, SDSUs Viral Information Institute is exploring theories on whether some viruses pop up spontaneously.

The vivid yellow Inti tanager was discovered in Bolivia and Peru.

Mechanical engineer Sung-Yong (Sean) Park is the latest at SDSU to earn an NSF CAREER grant for his work on sustainable energy.

Six faculty-led research groups are recognized for advancing research projects that address major societal concerns, including homelessness, climate change, social justice and more.

Future engineers are better prepared to enter the workforce after participating in SDSUs Industrial Assessment Center.

Ph.D. candidate Jason Baer and the Rohwer Lab team are deploying first-of-their-kind floating structures in an attempt to rebuild damaged reefs.

About 54 percent of all goals have been accomplished, and committees will share their progress to date during the Oct. 26 event.