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A workshop created by SDSU innovators encourages a diverse group of biotech faculty to consider themselves entrepreneurs.

Castro will succeed Timothy P. White who is retiring after leading the university system since late 2012.

Now more than ever, its important to get flu shots given the COVID-19 pandemic.

Middle school music teacher hopes recognition helps her bang the drum for music education.

Tom McCarron will retire from SDSU at the end of the calendar year after a nearly three decade career with the California State University system, including nearly eight years at SDSU.

Up to 13 million people may have latent TB in the U.S, which could be activated by COVID-19. It worries an SDSU researcher and TB expert.

College of Health and Human Services Dean Steven Hooker established the memorial fund to honor his late wife and her caregivers.

Many departments around campus are collaborating to save students money on course materials.

Inspired by her experience with Type 1 diabetes, Rowan Munro Rankin is working to bring a nonprofit to SDSU to help students manage the disease.

SDSU has launched a five-year framework for change that draws upon the aspirations of the entire campus community.