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How SDSU has prepared its 9,300 degree candidates to land a job and thrive in the work force.

SDSU graduate student Gene Rayford aspires to cure cancer and win the Nobel Prize.

Annual Lavender Graduation honors graduates who are part of the campus LGBTQ community.

Nearly 9,300 degree candidates will participate in SDSUs graduation ceremonies, May 15 to 18.

Professor Seth Mallios gives a behind-the-scenes look into the search for photos and memories from a historic campus event.

An SDSU researcher finds the brain circuits supporting social functioning are less mature and efficient in children with autism.

SDSUs Troops to Engineers program is combating veteran unemployment.

SDSU is calling on the community to share photos and memories from Martin Luther King Jr.s 1964 campus address.

SDSU scientists interact with local creatures and research San Diegos diverse marine ecosystems.

In the South Pacific, anthropologist Matthew Lauer integrates scientific knowledge and traditional wisdom.