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SDSU Alumnus Introduces Virtual World for Disney’s The Lion King

Tom Peitzman (‘87) is the executive producer for the long-awaited live action film.

Alumni

From Surfing Trip to Success

SDSU alumni and Pura Vida founders Griffin Thall and Paul Goodman talk about the company's recent acquisition.

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Migrants, Memorials and Mass Incarceration: More Summer Research Abroad

Faculty are conducting critical fieldwork in Mexico, Spain, Vietnam and elsewhere.

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Sixty-Eight Aztecs Earn MW All-Academic Honors

Swimming and diving leads all programs with 21 honorees.

Robotics researcher and assistant professor Peiman N. Mousavi (left) with his student Mostafa Bagheri and the robot they worked on. Photo and video: Scott Hargrove for SDSU

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This Imitator Could Help Seniors With Motor Skills

An SDSU robotics lab studied the gap in communications between brain and muscles, to help improve control in seniors.

Teacher preparation programs are addressing California

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New Program Accelerates Path to a Teaching Credential

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

New Student Orientation introduces students and parents to campus and academic resources.

New Student Orientation is Underway

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

Bioinformatics researcher and professor Rob Edwards. Photo credit: Scott Hargrove for SDSU.

A Common Gut Virus that Maps Our Travels

SDSU researchers have found a gut virus that morphs as we travel.

Two Scientists Named to Ocean Advisory Panel

Eunha Hoh and Arielle Levine will contribute expert advice to the California Ocean Protection Council.

The program is the first of its type to be offered by a business school in the California State University system.

SDSU to Offer New Cybersecurity Management Master’s Degree

The Fowler College of Business will accept applications for the new STEM-designated degree program beginning this fall.

SDSU anthropologist Ramona Pérez will step into the role of president-elect/vice president of the American Anthropological Association in November.

SDSU Anthropologist Elected to National Leadership Role

Researcher Ramona Pérez, who will head the American Anthropological Association, has spent a lifetime immersed in different cultures and exposing students to new experiences.

Endangered moor macaques gather alongside the road in a national park in Indonesia, searching for food among garbage. Anthropologist Erin Riley is building a research-driven intervention to discourage littering and protect the threatened species.

Earthquakes, Ecosystems and Endangered Monkeys: Summer Research Abroad

Faculty are conducting critical fieldwork in Indonesia, Germany, Spain, South Africa and elsewhere.

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