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A new study finds corals and humans utilize the same inflammation-causing molecule, indicating its been a part of immune systems for a half-billion years.

A new study finds that overabundance of algae causes microbes to circumvent and take over the food chain in coral reef ecosystems.

Ranin Kazemis expertise strengthens Middle East studies in the College of Arts and Letters.

A new study led by an SDSU public health researcher explores the public health impacts of increasingly common extreme weather in the South Pacific.

Thanks to a collaboration between academics and athletics, a rehabilitation biomechanics lab was hatched last spring at SDSU.

A new study has found that a portable, affordable balance machine does a better job identifying concussions than current protocols.

The Dr. Carlos J. Vallejo Memorial Award recognizes Wood's work to advance multicultural and multiethnic education.

An SDSU researcher found that declines in religious practice have now spread to personal beliefs and private activities.

SDSU programs were recognized in U.S. News & World Reports Americas Best Graduate Schools 2016.

San Diego technology leader supports SDSU's Engineering and Interdisciplinary Sciences Complex.