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SDSU's first chair of the humanities set a high standard that lives on today.

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

Ten SDSU graduate students are selected as Inamori Fellows and each have been awarded a $5,000 scholarship.

Prospective students, family, alumni and the community are invited to San Diego State Universitys open house on March 19.

SDSU anthropologists studied human interaction with a colony of feral rhesus macaques living on the Silver River in central Florida.

MFA students created hand-crafted poems for the campus community.

An SDSU professor's books explore feminism in Islam.

SDSU alumnus Matt de la Pea received one of the most prestigious prizes in American children's literature for his book Last Stop on Market Street.

Four seniors share their Aztec Experiences and future plans.

This course explores the differences and similarities between humans and nonhuman primates.