SDSU NewsCenter

The College of Extended Studies will present a panel of industry experts to talk about legislation, careers and more.

The new sustainability degree will explore the cultural values that shape resource use, consumption and governance.

A new website demonstrates how coastal habitats may look with higher sea levels.

A student group pursues high-level environmental certification for SDSU facilities.

Annalisa Berta joins a long history of SDSU awardees.

The world's first non-profit research and teaching center will be housed in SDSUs L. Robert Payne School of Hospitality and Tourism Management.

A milestone was reached in the Aztec Student Union construction.

SDSU engineering professor Fletcher Miller believes using air instead of water will make solar power production more efficient.

Showcasing more than 400 species of plants, the SDSU greenhouse offers a place for teaching and housing many botanical experiments.

SDSU professor Kotaro Nakamura is helping sustainable reconstruction in Japanese communities savaged by the earthquake and tsunami in March.