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Composer Richard Thompson found a particularly personal location for the world premiere of his chamber opera.

The jazz and R&B recording artist made a life-changing pivot at SDSU and learned its smart to keep yourself open to all opportunities.

Musicians, recording engineers, and film and audio crew honor Earth Day with a concert drawing attention to climate change.

The five ideas aim to address homelessness, empathy, ethnic studies, and leverage comics and artificial intelligence.

More than 35 courses, the most ever, are available during the upcoming holiday break to help students meet graduation requirements. Registration closes Dec. 15.

In collaboration with the School of Music and Dance, SDSU's School of Theatre, Television and Film is digitally streaming Chess In Concert with more than 100 students participating.

Elizabeth Pollard, who encourages students to contribute to Wikipedia for learning that sticks, provided leadership to other faculty in the move to virtual-space education.

How SDSU students spent their summers doing at-home research.

SDSU lecturer Sam Shpigelman is working with the latest cutting-edge technology in virtual reality and motion capture to mimic a full stage theater production.