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Couples married or living together reported the largest decline in sexual frequency.

Each of the 10 SDSU students were awarded a $5,000 scholarship.

A new long-term study uses social media data to learn why people use e-cigarettes and why they started in the first place.

Takeo Kanade hopes to inspire aspiring scientists to think like an amateur, but do as an expert.

An SDSU study shows women are slowly receiving more major roles in films.

Newly developed glassy carbon electrodes transmit more robust signals to restore motion in people with damaged spinal cords.

This advanced facility is often used to refine products aerodynamics and test new scientific concepts.

The National Science Foundation funded three education faculty members to research pathways to success for aspiring STEM students.

An SDSU study shows women are underrepresented in the film industry.

SDSU brings a West Coast perspective to a consortium with $28 million in funding to explore the future of transportation.