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The alliance allows the three campus networks to share survey data, educational resources, and new and existing artificial intelligence tools for all students, faculty and staff.

In a multi-year effort to expand the scope of the department, the transformation is complete and the new name is official.

Study indicates that the Valle de Guadalupe region of Mexico has the potential to become a model for resilience in the face of climate change challenges.

The collaboration by faculty and students at SDSU Imperial Valley and UABC in Mexicali includes projects targeting cross-border environmental issues.

Stone, an award-winning director and Vietnam War veteran, spoke about his experience on the frontlines and the diplomatic lessons the U.S. has learned since

A post-pandemic program at PSFA provides academic support for hundreds of students from peers who get extensive preparation for the task

The Campanile Foundation Board of Directors Chair-Elect Julie Dillon says a recent report highlights how donor investments are making a difference at the university.

The exhibition reimagining a connected San Diego-Tijuana region inspired by the groundbreaking Temporary Paradise?

For the first time, the annual event was expanded beyond joint doctoral students. Eighty students participated.

Intercultural Perspectives on Peace and Justice in Colombia is a three week study abroad course that looks at the keys to unlocking peace after decades of civil conflict