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SDSU communication professor Rachael Record studies how to encourage people to shed excuses and make healthier decisions.

New Department of Education grants help SDSU address need for qualified vocational rehabilitation counselors.

SDSU and UABC in Tijuana partner together for the Re:Border binational conference on Nov. 25-26.

Former Ambassador Daniel Fried, one of the architects of U.S. policy in Poland during its transformation from communism to democracy, will speak Nov. 12.

The University Senate unanimously approved a resolution this semester to acknowledge Native and Indigenous people and to take specific action in support of the Kumeyaay.

A new documentary illustrates its critical importance for patients, family and health care providers.

The campus community is urged to roll up its sleeves for the annual Aztecs for Life Blood Drive.

SDSU's Joaquin Camacho says the power shutoffs being contemplated for wide areas of California are partly a result of infrastructure choices made a hundred years ago.

Created at a time of multiple social upheavals, the department has developed an international research scope while keeping a close connection with the surrounding community.

Chemist Gregory Holland and his SDSU lab are working to create an artificial version of spider silk.