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The SDSU campus community will come together for a weeklong series of events focused on sexual violence awareness and prevention.

This Aztec is a Ph.D. student in the joint doctoral program in ecology.

A former parking lot becomes an inviting new open space.

The Wu-Tang Clan artist will discuss race, globalization and hip-hop in American culture.

An SDSU biology professor is studying beetles that create a stinky and hazardous explosion when they feel threatened.

ASL-LEX offers linguists, psychologists and language learners a tool to explore the properties of sign language more deeply.

The SDSU anthropology professor shares the stories behind the items in her workspace.

Award-winning author Percival Everett has written more than 25 books.

The award allows Victoria Gonzalez-Rivera and her co-author to detail the history of sexual diversity in Nicaragua.

The 15th Annual Cesar E. Chavez Commemorative Luncheon takes place on Friday, April 7.