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Students selected items for inclusion in the time capsule to be opened in 2063.

Armando Rodriguez, an SDSU alumnus and accomplished veteran, educator and statesman, was recognized at a reception held in his honor on May 10.

SDSUs 2013 featured graduates are set to turn transformational college experiences into impactful careers.

Nearly 9,100 degree candidates will participate in SDSUs graduation ceremonies, May 16 to 19.

Featured graduates Martha Youssofi, Mayra Talamantes and Carina Valdivieso, honored as the fourth graduating class of Compact Scholars.

SDSU professor, Risa Levitt Kohn, collaborates with other experts to create a new museum experience.

SDSU European studies professor explores the evolution of Vampires in literature, fashion, and film.

SDSU faculty and staff are pillars of The Campaign for SDSU.

Science fiction gurus participate in SDSU's new lecture series starting Friday, March 22.

SDSU art professor and artist Neil Shigley's work was selected as a finalist in the Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition, where it will be included in the tri-ennial exhibit.