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Project Lead the Way gets kids excited about the field of engineering.

The College of Business Administration dean will step down in 2011.

No one fuses politics and culture like Lalo Alcaraz, '87.

The second of two nearly 80-year-old murals rediscovered in Hardy Tower was unveiled, Oct. 5, in the SDSU Library.

SDSU provides earthquake safety tips in advance of the statewide earthquake drill on Oct. 21.

SDSU dedicates a new bike/skate lane on Campanile Walkway.

Former Blue Angel and SDSU alumnus Paul Brantuas inspires young people to take to the skies.

SDSU is the new location for California's Troops to Teachers program.

Since 1996 Weber has overseen a period of significant progress for the university, from academics to its physical transformation.

Future math and science teachers will work with an after-school program at the Jackie Robinson Family YMCA in southeast San Diego.