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A team of researchers has named a new, rare and endangered succulent found only in Baja California after the rock legend.

The SDSU School of Hospitality and Tourism Management co-led a study measuring the impact of 41 postseason college football games.

Behind the scenes, SDSU groundskeepers work to maintain beautiful fields and keep athletes safe.

New research highlights natural variation in how Californias wild plants respond to temperature fluctuations.

SDSU psychologists discover brain connections in people with autism show more symmetry between hemispheres.

Trish Hatch was awarded the inaugural Counselor Educator of the Year Award from the California Association of School Counselors.

Twenty-four faculty and staff members were recognized by SDSU's Mortar Board.

The new restaurant will open alongside other new establishments in early 2017.

Archaeologist Todd Braje recently published a new book about a historic immigrant-run industry that met an untimely end.

SDSUs first-ever day of philanthropy raised nearly $140,000.