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Celluloid Ceiling Report Shows Decline of Women Directors in Top Films

The annual report looks at the employment of women in the top grossing films of 2018.

The gig economy is expected to grow from $14 billion in 2014 to $335 billion in 2025.

Fowler College of Business

Does the Gig Economy Exploit Independent Contractors?

Research indicates that independent contractors/freelancers may be subject to mistreatment through unethical business practices.

Math education professor Daniel Reinholz works on the EQUIP app with two doctoral students, Amelia Stone-Johnstone and Antonio Martinez.

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New App Promotes Equity in the Classroom

Created by SDSU and Michigan State University, the app also helps teachers be more intentional when eliciting student participation.

SDSU has also upgraded the security of its eduroam network.

Business and Financial Affairs

SDSU Wireless Network Updated

In addition to enhanced wireless performance, SDSU has also upgraded the security of its eduroam network.

Students, faculty, staff, alumni and their families represent SDSU in Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade.Students, faculty, staff and alumni represent SDSU in Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade.

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SDSU Delegation Participating in Martin Luther King Jr. Parade

The 39th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Parade is both an SDSU and city tradition, during which the general public is invited to participate.

The SDSU chapter celebrates Mortar Board

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New Fundraising Supports SDSU Mortar Board Chapter

The chapter raised $50,000 to support scholarships and related activities.

San Diego State University’s Michele Goetz has been honored by the San Diego Business Journal as a 2018 Business Woman of the Year.

Michele Goetz Named a 2018 Business Woman of the Year

The 2018 Business Woman of the Year award recognizes those who make significant contributions to their companies, organizations and communities.

Hannes Schraft and a research team gathered rattlesnakes near Yuma, Arizona.

For Night Vision, Snakes See a Clear Choice

To study which senses a rattlesnake uses to move in darkness, an SDSU doctoral student developed a bold but simple test.

Three Questions on the Psychology of New Year's Resolutions

SDSU professor Jim Lange discusses the psychology behind New Year's resolutions.

Tips for safe shopping during the holidays.

Four Questions on Safe Online Shopping this Holiday Season

SDSU lecturer Steven Andrés discusses cybersecurity during a time when holiday online shopping is king.

SDSU Scientists Find New Way to Study Aggressive Form of Cancer

A persistent graduate student and fellow researchers have created a blueprint for scientists to study a cancer mutation in animal models.

Whale of a Job: Slicing Into a Story of Evolution

A biology graduate student’s research on prenatal humpbacks illustrates the great lengths to which researchers go to achieve small steps.

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