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Back of Hepner Hall
Profiles of Leadership
Leadership Starts Here is a bold statement of San Diego State University's impact and commitment.
golden monkey
Scientists Partner to Protect Environment
A $1.3 Million NSF award will send an SDSU-led research team to China.
A young tree iguana
Threats to Biodiversity Exposed
SDSU anthropologist Erin Riley and a group of 215 researchers from around the globe find an alarming decline in biodiversity.
balboa park illustration
A Living Lab
SDSU is working with Friends of Balboa Park to optimize water use within the San Diego landmark.
Walter Rosenkranz
Shifting Gears Toward a Greener City
Walter Rosenkranz always had the entrepreneurial spirit of a California native.
Kimberley Miller
To the Arctic and Beyond
A Fulbright winner, doctoral student Kimberley Miller is exploring climate change.
earthquake simulation
When “the Big One” Comes
Kim Olsen has created a computer-generated model of an 8.0 earthquake in southern California.
Aztec Green
Green Campus Earns Award
SDSU received a silver rating from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education.
Storm and Nasatir Halls opened in 1957.
Makeover for Storm, Nasatir Halls
Project update Aug. 22, 2012: Construction got under way over the summer.
Photo courtesy of UC Davis.
A Tail of Survival
SDSU biology professors discover that tail wagging helps squirrels defend against rattlesnakes.
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