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The New York Times published an op-ed by SDSU history professor and author Edward Blum.

SDSU student Cassandra Cook was recognized for outstanding achievement by a first-generation student.

Respondents to a brief survey about transportation to and from SDSU will be entered into a drawing to win an iPad.

SDSU alumni are part of the team that sent Curiosity to Mars.

Candidates Bob Filner and Carl DeMaio will square off in a debate hosted by KPBS and the SDSU School of Public Affairs on Oct. 1.

A Fulbright winner, doctoral student Kimberley Miller is exploring climate change.

SDSU's partnerships makes a big difference in a small community.

The Price Scholars program creates a pipeline to college for students in City Heights.

Kim Olsen has created a computer-generated model of an 8.0 earthquake in southern California.

A $1 million Wells Fargo gift was celebrated at a Sept. 21 dedication ceremony.