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SDSU's Estralita Martin has led a research abroad program in Ghana since 2002.

School starts Aug. 26 with new classes, programs and initiatives.

The new Associated Students executive officers have big plans for SDSU.

SDSU was the only Division I institution from California ranked in the top 40.

Sanford Bernstein leads a research team to unlock new treatments for human muscle and cardiac diseases.

SDSU Anthropology Professor Arion Mayes spent the summer excavating primitive burial grounds in Oaxaca, Mexico.

Lou Murillo is dedicated to serving students through his position as the director of the Compact for Success.

Five SDSU students are able to study abroad thanks to the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship.

The 2012-2013 fiscal year marks the most successful year of philanthropic giving in the history of the university.

A second gift to the Zahn Innovation Center will expand its scope and add a social innovation component.