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“Historic Deal” with SDSU, City Agreeing on Mission Valley Stadium Site Purchase Agreement

The city council, during a special meeting on May 29, gave its final direction on and approval of the purchase and sale agreement for the Mission Valley site.

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Historic Senate Resolution Passes to Improve Training of Future Law Enforcement Officers

The resolution passes for improved criminal justice education and training.

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#SDSUGrad: Lauren Haughton Gillis

Following her time on Broadway as a member of “Wicked,” Lauren Haughton Gillis graduated from SDSU in May with an MFA in Musical Theatre and a faculty tenure-track position in Indiana.

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Mentoring Adjusts to Changing Times

SDSU mentoring programs are finding innovative ways to connect with and support students.

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#SDSUGrad: Nick Courtney

SDSU recent graduate Nick Courtney is heading to the Big Apple to begin a full-time position as a credit risk analyst at Morgan Stanley.

SDSU ecologists founds that overfishing hurts corals, by allowing algae to crowd out corals and altering the microbiome much like gut bacteria alter human health. Photo: Ty Roach for SDSU

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Corals Face Threat from Tiny Enemy

Microbes that act as intermediaries between coral and algae can hurt coral health, similar to gut microbes that alter human health.

#SDSUGrad: Daphne Joie B. Calaguas

In the fall, recent graduate Daphne Joie B. Calaguas will attend SDSU's Postsecondary Educational Leadership: Student Affairs graduate program.

SDSU researchers found that thirdhand smoke, which is toxic residue, lingers on surfaces years after smokers have quit smoking or moved from a home.

You Don’t Smoke - But Your Home Could Have Thirdhand Smoke Residue

Smoke residue accumulates over time and lingers on carpets, walls and cupboards years after smokers leave, researchers found.

SDSU Vice President for Research Named

Grant McGimpsey joins SDSU from the University of North Dakota. His appointment becomes effective on Oct. 1.

#SDSUGrad: James Owens

Recent graduate James Owens is heading to Peru with the Peace Corps to assist underserved communities.

Suicide attempts are much higher among LGBTQ youth than among their heterosexual peers. SDSU researchers will develop an intervention program.

Researchers Aim to Reduce LGBTQ Youth Suicide with $3.6M Grant to Fund Novel Intervention

SDSU psychologists will explore an intervention strategy that has proven successful in cancer care.

Seven Generations Into the Future

Chasejamison Manar-Spears, SDSU’s Zahn Spirit of Innovation award recipient for 2020, spent a transformational year in Ghana.

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