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JROTC Students Explore Biomedical Sciences at SDSU Camp
Students will sample the fields of biomedical sciences, engineering, robotics and technology in a fun environment.
Greenhouse is Hidden Gem on Campus
Showcasing more than 400 species of plants, the SDSU greenhouse offers a place for teaching and housing many botanical experiments.
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Monty Honorees
Outstanding faculty member from each of the university's colleges
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Two Aztecs Take Home CSU Research Awards
An undergraduate and graduate student earned honors at the 2011 California State University Student Research Competition.
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$5M Shiley Gift Renames BioScience Center
Local philanthropist Darlene Shiley also pledged an additional $1 million for scholarships.
Nina Lee
Biology Student Wins Aztec for Life Photo Contest
Nina Lee, who will receive a new iPad2 for winning the contest, shares her SDSU story.
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Graduate Programs Rank Among Best in Nation
More than a dozen programs are recognized in U.S. News & World Report’s “America’s Best Graduate Schools 2012.”
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Five Decades Strong
SDSU celebrates its 50-year partnership with the Peace Corps March 16.
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Stem-Cell Controversy Gets Brush Off
Shinya Yamanaka will talk about his research during his April 5 Kyoto Prize Symposium lecture.
Jon Sin (left), joint-doctoral student in cell and molecular biology, shares his research.
Stimulating Weekend for Student Researchers
Hundreds of students participated in the fourth annual Student Research Symposium March 4-5.
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