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SDSU holds graduation ceremonies for graduates whose immediate family members cannot cross the border to attend ceremonies in the U.S.

From lunar agriculture and improved glucose monitoring devices, to wildfire prevention technology, SDSU engineering graduates are eager to improve the world.

Equitable Access, soon to become Day1Ready, ensures students early access to course materials, and 80% of SDSU’s undergrads are using it.

Candidates in SDSU/UCSD Joint Doctoral Programs are engaged in complex scientific studies spanning cancer, water quality and immigrant health.

The sculpture is complemented by a QR code that takes viewers into an immersive learning experience.

The Chinyeh Hostler Social Venture Challenge awarded nearly $40,000 to support student startups in second year of event.

SDSU biologists Lluvia Flores-Renteria and Mike Simpson explain the science behind the explosion of flowers following the winter’s heavy rains.

San Diego State University anthropologists created a computational model to predict the likelihood of animal extinctions based on the complex interaction of hunting and environmental change.

The project revolutionizes AI research accessibility and networking across CSU.

Monica Casper received a $500K grant from the Office on Violence Against Women