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"SDSU Live Downtown" will raise funds for music education scholarships for SDSU students.

A new study finds that ASL users and English speakers show nearly identical brain patterns when producing complex phrases.

The new Engineering and Interdisciplinary Sciences Complex gives students and faculty the skills to bring their ideas to market.

Take Back the Week is the result of collaboration between student organizations, academic departments and the Division of Student Affairs.

Campus Safety Week is a collaborative effort to spread awareness around current campus safety topics at SDSU.

SDSU researchers are teaming up to protect the health of the river and mitigate flooding.

The 16th annual SDSU César E. Chávez Commemorative Luncheon will take place on Friday, April 6.

SDSU is offering hundreds of summer classes, including more than 160 online courses.

More than 250 musicians, singers and dancers will perform onstage April 8 for "SDSU Live Downtown."

Education, social work and public affairs are the most competitive.