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An alumni-supported workshop gave local teachers a chance to brush up on skills they then pass along to the STEM generation.

Switzerland and California both face challenges with children who learn in more than one language, issues explored during a weeklong visit to SDSU.

Addressing a critical teacher shortage, a new CSU program could trim a full year off the traditional timetable for entering the profession.

The first step in the college experience, and an important beginning to academic success, brings nearly 15,000 visitors to campus.

When an SDSU student's four-year-old brother developed leukemia, Courage Through Cancer stepped in to relieve some of the stress.

The Aztec Scholarship Portal, to be introduced in spring 2020, will make it easier for students to find and gain scholarship funds.

The National Career Development Association Honored Y. Barry Chung.

The homeland security graduate degree program gave students experience responding to a simulated major earthquake.

The Sycuan Institute on Tribal Gaming at SDSU has partnered with the National Indian Gaming Commission to support students and the Commission.

Developed at SDSU Imperial Valley, an electronic system to assess the English proficiency of schoolteachers has been accredited for use throughout the country.