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1897

 

Founded

34,000

 

Students (Fall 2019)

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An SDSU nursing student prepares to vaccinate another student as part of training to volunteer to vaccinate the public. Photo: Frank Villalpondo
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Nathan “Nate” Harrison poses for this 1916 photograph (Credit: Harrison Archaeology Project at SDSU)
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SDSU and University of California San Diego are collaborating to provide the region’s underrepresented researchers with opportunities for mentorship, networking and institutional support.
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SDSU epidemiologist Tianying Wu finds that shifting when certain foods are eaten during the year can help lower inflammation levels for breast cancer survivors.
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As Seasons Change, So Should Diet for Breast Cancer Survivors
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A webinar discussing how to address disproportionate suspensions of African American children and youth featuring education experts and elected officials takes place Feb. 17.
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New Gift Enhances “Golden Age” Science Fiction Collection
Health disparities researcher Hala Madanat receives the 2021 Wang Family Excellence Award for Scholarship for her outstanding contributions.
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SDSU nursing professor Amanda Choflet (left) instructs students (Photo taken prior to COVID-19 pandemic)
Research Horizons: Addressing the Needs of Nurses


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