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Five new faculty and directors join the SDSU family for fall 2012.

The use of male and female pronouns in books reflects changes in women's status during the 20th century.

Six SDSU alumni are part of the Mars Science Laboratory team that will land the Mars Rover

SDSU biology professors discover that tail wagging helps squirrels defend against rattlesnakes.

Students are in China studying the effects of climate change on the spread of infectious disease as part of a unique study abroad opportunity.

The increase in individualistic tendencies is apparent in a study of American books since 1960.

His focus on moving basic science discovery from bench-to-bedside, was an important characteristic of his approach to science.

A new discovery from SDSUs Donald P. Shiley BioScience Center finds the synthetic protein EP67 helps kick-start the immune system, preventing the flu.

Computer Science alumnus Suhail Wakils XENERGY app won two awards in the AT&T San Diego Apps Challenge.

SDSU professor Annalisa Berta pens a book for anyone with an interest in marine biology.