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With the help from Gates Millenium Scholars, Magdalena Rodriguez is achieving her dreams.

SDSUs executive director of Career Services has advice for graduates heading into the job market.

The college will grow its enrollment to 1,200 high-achieving students.

The students will teach and conduct research abroad during the 2014-2015 academic year.

Conrad Prebys' gift will support the MASTERPIECE Trust and KPBS.

Three teams won $22,500 in investor funding at the 2014 Social Innovation Challenge.

SDSUs 2014 featured graduates have successful futures, but they will always be Aztecs.

In Aztec Science Camp, kids ages 6 to 11 will explore topics ranging from rocks to robots.

The University Honors Program celebrates the success of its standout students.

How SDSU has prepared its 9,300 degree candidates to land a job and thrive in the work force.