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Former Ambassador Daniel Fried, one of the architects of U.S. policy in Poland during its transformation from communism to democracy, will speak Nov. 12.

The campus community is urged to roll up its sleeves for the annual Aztecs for Life Blood Drive.

The SANDAG award is given for outstanding efforts in encouraging employees to use environmentally sustainable transportation options to get to and from work.

SDSU students and faculty are advancing wildfire, water and flora research at Alvarado Creek.

Online courses in subjects that include accounting, economics, nutrition and psychology will be offered beginning Dec. 19.

The two web-based resources will provide students with free speech rights information and the entire campus a mechanism to report incidents and excellence related to inclusion.

It is the 10th episode of Fireside Charla.

The former astronaut inspired an audience during Presidents Lecture series and made a $100,000 endowment in her name from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation.

SDSUs fourth annual day of philanthropy raised more than $300,000.

Funding will support preparation of school psychologists and school counselors committed to indigenous issues.