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

Soil Blind, a collaborative work by three Aztecs, is currently displayed at the Woodbury School of Architectures San Diego campus in Barrio Logan.

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.

SDSU student Nadir Bouhmouch's new film,

The West Coast premiere of For My People

A Q&A with SDSU alumnus and Hollywood producer, Jeff Melman.

Ernie Anderson's lens has been documenting SDSU athletic history for 45 years.

The School of Journalism & Media Studies launches a $1.5M campaign to fund a professional center for public relations named for Glen Broom.

A musical quintet overcame personal tragedy to bring new meaning to the phrase

SDSUs communication masters program ranks No. 6 in the nation and No. 11 in the world.