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Nine individuals across colleges and disciplines selected for their scholarship, creative activities, innovation and public impact.

Active in social justice causes from the local to international level, the former women's studies department chair helped revitalize the Womens Resource Center.

Changing disease dynamics in San Diego County, statewide, and in six U.S. cities over the course of the pandemic reveals need for adaptable policies.

SDSU students and faculty experience firsthand the university's binational collaboration in research and education during January's 6-day excursion.

The SDSU Black Resource Center is home to two organizations aimed at supporting Black students and their mental health needs.

Pop Culture Science series returns to Balboa Park on February 25 with a panel discussion featuring faculty from SDSU's Center for Comics Studies.

Alumni Marcia Kern and Marty Stern recount how they their lifetime together began on campus more than 50 years ago

History Curator Seth Mallios has written a 489-page book tracing the universitys football program from the days when there were barely enough men to field a team.

The Seated at the table of the “The Black in Crimson and Black” mural on the first floor of the University Library are seven black luminaries who made significant contributions to the university’s history.

Qiana Whitted, a professor in the Department of English Language and Literature at the University of South Carolina, will be a guest lecturer at SDSU Feb. 7.