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SDSU Team’s ‘Soul Work’ Aims to Address Pandemic’s Impact on Foster Youth

A Department of Education-funded project will train future helping professionals to promote wellness and resiliency.

SDSU President Adela de la Torre speaks during festivities celebrating the 80th anniversary of the Charles W. Hostler Institute on World Affairs. (SDSU)

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SDSU’s Charles W. Hostler Institute on World Affairs Celebrates 80th Anniversary

Campus and community join to recognize the Institute’s legacy of facilitating robust intellectual discussion on challenging international issues.

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Award Seeks to Boost Diversity in Craft Beer Industry

The Coronado Brewing Company is supporting a professional certificate program offered through SDSU Global Campus.

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Supporting SDSU and Snapdragon Stadium — How Nice!

You may not have heard of "Nice Guy" John McAvoy’s company but you probably pass by its products every day.

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Aztecs Finish Undefeated in Singles at Silverado Invitational

The team took home two singles wins, and one doubles win.

Athletics

Late Score Rockets SDSU Past Toledo 17-14

Jordan Byrd ran for 115 yards and two touchdowns — including a go-ahead 1-yard TD in the closing seconds — to help San Diego State beat Toledo, 17-14, Saturday at Snapdragon Stadium.

Multiple protein subunits (green, purple and red) of a plant-infecting virus have separate nucleation and growth phases similar to the MS2 bacteria-infecting virus (right). Source: Protein Data Bank.

To Stop Viruses, SDSU Researchers are Figuring Out How They're Built

An SDSU team, along with Harvard and UCLA collaborators, are researching how distantly related viruses self-organize to improve disease-fighting tactics.

Professor Giang Pham and student Chris Nguyen.

Must Have Mentorships and How To Get One

College students with mentors have better school and career outcomes but finding the right student-mentor match is essential.

he 2022 Big Data Hackathon for San Diego aims to promote Data Science and Big Data Analytics for both students and educators in Southern California.

Big Data Hackathon Seeks Teams to Solve Real-World Challenges in Health Care

More than $13,000 in prize money will be awarded to teams who create an app, platform, or technology.

A coding workshop for science instructors.

NSF Funds New Science Teacher Pipeline

A $1.2 million grant supports scholarship, mentoring, professional development for aspiring educators

Higher Monthly Mortgage or Less Expensive Home?: Inflation Q&A with SDSU's David Ely

The Federal Reserve vows to fight inflation, but what does that mean to rates and when will we see relief?

Juanita Nuñez's Journey From Migrant Student to Star Educator

Newly-minted San Diego County Teacher of the Year attended SDSU alongside four siblings — including current SDSU Imperial Valley dean.

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