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Analyzing data from 6.9 million people, SDSU professor Jean M. Twenge found Americans are more depressed now than they were in the 1980s.

SDSU psychologist Sarah Mattson was part of a study which found that symptoms of autism were common in people with Jacobsen syndrome.

Now a year old, SDSU's Areas of Excellence are conducting cutting-edge research and bringing in talented new faculty.

Megan Jennings braves raucous traffic and rattlesnakes to learn where and how animals cross busy Highway 67 in eastern San Diego County.

The course teaches students about the local food environment and its effects.

Seven new faculty members will join the College of Sciences this fall.

New faculty will instruct on subjects ranging from aerospace to electrical and computer engineering.

The college welcomes nine new faculty members to carry on the tradition of excellence.

Scientists at SDSU overcame equipment failure, space constraints and shark-infested waters to sequence DNA in the middle of the Pacific.

A scholarship from the Lipinsky Family Foundation supports student internships in SDSUs Laboratory for Language and Cognitive Neuroscience.