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The event is open to active duty, veterans, military dependents and military supporters.

Martha Lauzens latest study on gender inequality in the television industry shows women have made only small gains.

In her new book, SDSU professor Jean Twenge writes about the smartphone-obsessed generation.

For a dozen decades, the universitys faculty and students have exceeded expectations.

The theatre production explores the refugee experience through a classical lens.

SDSU has risen 25 spots since 2012 on U.S. News & World Reports list of Americas Best Colleges.

The SDSU Library will host two upcoming events highlighting activism and education.

A new SDSU landmark recognizes Karen and Kit Sickels for their service and generosity.

A team of SDSU researchers found that fish oil tainted by organic pollutants loses its cancer-fighting properties.

The ceremony is set for Oct. 8 in SDSUs Don Powell Theatre.