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A federally-funded program at SDSU recruits underrepresented minorities to take part in critical climate change research.

For 10 non-consecutive days, a team led by SDSU researchers posted signs at the bottom of a set of ascending stairs and escalators.

A new study led by SDSU biologists introduces a method to screen unknown molecules for their therapeutic potential.

SDSU is the steward of one of Southern California's last wild places.

Pierre Asselins research looks at the war from the Vietnamese perspective.

The SDSU Association of Information Technology Professionals assists students interested in information technology.

One SDSU student is collecting donations of new pairs of socks for Hurricane Harvey victims.

Martha Lauzens latest study on gender inequality in the television industry shows women have made only small gains.

For a dozen decades, the universitys faculty and students have exceeded expectations.

A team of SDSU researchers found that fish oil tainted by organic pollutants loses its cancer-fighting properties.