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Carolyn Cocca Explores the New Age of Women Superheroes in Comics

The author of "Superwomen: Gender, Power, and Representation" will share her research in a lecture April 4.

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SDSU Experts to Discuss History of Animation at Comic-Con Museum

Pop Culture Science series returns to Balboa Park on February 25 with a panel discussion featuring faculty from SDSU’s Center for Comics Studies.

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Anti-Racism in the 50’s: The Message of EC Comics

Qiana Whitted, a professor in the Department of English Language and Literature at the University of South Carolina, will be a guest lecturer at SDSU Feb. 7.

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SDSUxCOMIC-CON: Harry Potter’s Academic Magic

An SDSU literacy expert and her former research participant bring powerful credentials to Comic-Con’s Potter Fandom panel.

Aerial POV view Depiction of flooding devastation wrought after massive natural disasters at Bekasi, Indonesia.

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Public Humanities Professor Focuses on Environmental Justice in Webzine

The new teaching tool exposes and debunks six "everyday ecofascist myths.”

The Comics Corner in the University Library

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National Forum to Explore Comics in Education

An Institute of Museum and Library Services grant places SDSU at the forefront of a proposal to merge libraries and comics for innovations in teaching and scholarship.

CSU Honors History Professor with Faculty Innovation Award

Elizabeth Pollard, who encourages students to contribute to Wikipedia for “learning that sticks,” provided leadership to other faculty in the move to virtual-space education.

Bryan Ransom prepared for the Super Bowl LIII halftime show in 2019 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.

Super Bowl’s SDSU Connection: A 24-Minute Miracle

Secrets of the halftime show, including the two words field team manager Bryan Ransom never uses with the crew responsible for assembling a stage.

SDSU Offers Course on Tejano Icon Selena

The course serves as an exploration of Latinx representation in media.

No Encores

An SDSU alumnus remembers being there at the Beatles' final concert.

Claudia Dominguez, William Nericcio (Photo: Sandy Huffaker)

Graphic Memories

"More Than Money," the first graphic novel from SDSU Press, is a true story of corruption and lawlessness experienced in Mexico.

Only one percent of 2017’s top grossing films employed 10 or more women in key behind-the-scenes roles. (Credit: Tallgrass Pictures)

SDSU Study Finds Women Still Largely Underrepresented in Hollywood

The Celluloid Ceiling study looks at the employment of women on the top grossing films of 2017.

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