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Q&A: As the Sun nears its 11-year solar maximum, what can we expect here on earth?
May 10Associate Professor of Astronomy Douglas Leonard explains why sunspots, solar flares, and space weather events increase in frequency as the Sun's magnetic field flips.
SDSU grads cap commencement with wedding proposal
May 10Two students who fell in love during study dates at Love Library have big plans after graduation.
City lizards get their day in the sun
May 7Herpetologist and artist Kinsey Brock studies how reptiles evolve in urban environments.
Graduating doctoral student seeks to improve treatment for microbial-linked diseases
Apr 23Laura Sisk-Hackworth explores the mystery of microbes, paving an impressive legacy before graduating in May.
SDSU Department of Astronomy to host solar eclipse viewing on April 8
Apr 2Community members are invited to safely view the partial eclipse from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Mediterranean Garden courtyard on the SDSU campus.
Q&A: Watching the April 8 solar eclipse in San Diego
Apr 1Even though San Diego lies outside of the path of totality, SDSU astronomer Douglas Leonard says we will still get to see the celestial phenomenon.
Q&A: Superbloom 2024
Mar 26SDSU biologists Lluvia Flores-Renteria and Mike Simpson explain the science behind the explosion of flowers following the winter’s heavy rains.
Giving that goes above and beyond
Mar 19The Lowell Burnett Family Charitable Foundation Awards scholarships to three exceptional physics students
2024 SDSU Student Symposium was largest yet
Mar 14More than 650 students shared their scholarly projects with larger San Diego community
Recap: 16th annual San Diego Festival of Science and Engineering
Mar 11Despite the rain, more than 17,000 attendees turn out for this year’s STEM festival at Snapdragon Stadium