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SDSU geophysicists Matthew Weingarten and Ryley Hill explain how previously high water levels in the lakebed have triggered major earthquakes along the Southern San Andreas Fault.

Behind the film Oppenheimer and it's star-studded cast is a science that fuels the stars.

More than 15 faculty, students, and alumni will participate in 13 panels at the 2023 gathering

The two recent graduates will embark on research and creative endeavors around the world.

SDSU mathematician Daniel Reinholz discusses how simulation software used to train math teachers may be reinforcing racist and sexist stereotypes.

The Bachelor of Science in Public Health, set to start fall 2024, will examine environmental health issues that are prominent in Imperial Valley.

The SDSU/National City schools collaboration connects science and the arts to make concepts of sustainability more accessible.

Students that write about why science matters to their lives helps keep them motivated and are likely to remain in STEM, SDSU psychologist Dustin Thoman.

The veteran astronaut returns to her alma mater for a building dedication and another day of inspiring kids to pursue STEM careers.

Nine individuals across colleges and disciplines selected for their scholarship, creative activities, innovation and public impact.