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SDSU programs were recognized in U.S. News & World Reports Americas Best Graduate Schools 2016.

Harambee and Howka Weekend gives admitted African American and American Indian students a preview of the Aztec Experience on March 18.

California Institute of Regenerative Medicine invested $6M at SDSU and CSUSM to train the next generation of stem cell scientists.

Take a seat in the Red Chair with some of SDSU's best and brightest.

Student murals pay homage to a rich Aztec history and the Arts Alive SDSU initiative.

Scripps Cottage has more than 80 years of history at SDSU.

A seasoned Broadway director and choreographer leads The Drowsy Chaperone.

The SDSU football season opens on Sept. 3.

An event at SDSU introduced young women to various career opportunities in the STEM fields.

With about 400 visits per day, this popular campus spot gives the campus community a chance to make a splash.