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The broad-based curriculum is first of its kind in San Diego.

San Diego and SDSU community invited to free concert and resource fair.

A new archive of hundreds of letters between a group of volunteers and asylum seekers along the U.S.-Mexico border has been developed and is being digitized at the SDSU Library.

Three alumnae are serving the state through the competitive Capital Fellows Program.

An SDSU business student developed an electronic assist for fellow Chinese students as they adjust to life abroad.

A new Religious Studies/Humanities class shows students differing concepts of evil through the ages, and then challenges them to do something about it.

Research indicates that independent contractors/freelancers may be subject to mistreatment through unethical business practices.

SDSU faculty and students will study the impacts of water shortages in the Amazon.

The hearing will take place on Wednesday, Dec. 12 at 10 a.m. EST.

SDSU Interim Provost and Senior Vice President Joseph F. Johnson, Jr., announced faculty tenures and promotions.