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In a new study, an SDSU biologist dove deep into how algal and coral cover affect the microscopic life that call the reef home.

A songbird study countered the idea of trade-offs limiting evolution.

The SDSU SPARK programs have reached more than 4 million students and trained 100,000 teachers.

A new study finds that humans and corals share a key biomechanical pathway that tells cells when to die.

Jensen credits SDSU for enabling him to launch his own business.

Three teams won $22,500 in investor funding at the 2014 Social Innovation Challenge.

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

In Aztec Science Camp, kids ages 6 to 11 will explore topics ranging from rocks to robots.

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

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