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

Rather than killing off their hosts in a rapidly growing microbial population, viruses rise with the tide.

Harambee and Howka Weekend gives admitted African American and American Indian students a preview of the Aztec Experience on March 18.

A list of fiscal year-end deadlines is available for faculty and staff.

California Institute of Regenerative Medicine invested $6M at SDSU and CSUSM to train the next generation of stem cell scientists.

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

Student murals pay homage to a rich Aztec history and the Arts Alive SDSU initiative.

Scripps Cottage has more than 80 years of history at SDSU.

In a mouse model of polycystic ovary syndrome, researchers find links between changes to gut bacteria and obesity, diabetes.

A seasoned Broadway director and choreographer leads The Drowsy Chaperone.