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The regional collaboration adopts the World Economic Forum's future-ready skills framework to better prepare students for high-demand and AI-integrated jobs.

The program will operate out of the two-story Sciences and Engineering Laboratories building in Brawley, opened last year.

In Bogotá, Colombia, SDSU’s Carlos Castro created "Umbral," a towering and permanent public art piece memorializing healthcare workers who died in the COVID era.

Merrill Gardens, PMB and Pillar Properties will develop a 250-apartment community with independent living, assisted living, and memory care services in an intergnerational, university-centric environment.

The series was published in The Lancet Public Health and expands the evidence on sex workers' well-being and occupational safety.

A new study identifies how treatment-resistant cells survive chemotherapy, pointing to a potential strategy for preventing frequent, deadly relapses.

Associate Professor Afarin Rajaei, director of SDSU’s marriage and family therapy program, discusses why she considers the Apple TV hit comedy to be ‘a powerful text’ worth analyzing.

From Iran to Imperial Valley, Neda Shamsalizadeh's journey reflects a lifelong commitment to educating and preparing future nurses for the field.

The peak comes August 12. Find a dark location for best viewing.

Keiana Martin watched ESPN’s SportsCenter with her dad as a child. Now she works there.