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In a suite of changes to support individual and community health, SDSU is requiring facial coverings, restricting campus access and reducing the number of people physically on campus.

The top, student-generated videos will be used to promote staying safe and healthy.

The Digital Humanities Initiative supports and enhances faculty teaching and student learning experiences.

A class that usually enjoys a natural setting is adapting to the temporary stay-at-home era.

SDSU lecturer Sam Shpigelman is working with the latest cutting-edge technology in virtual reality and motion capture to mimic a full stage theater production.

The co-authored study is first to explore the impact of President Donald Trumps 2020 presidential campaign kickoff rally on physical distancing and COVID-19 related outcomes.

In response to new guidelines restricting the ability of some international students to study in the U.S. due to COVID-19, SDSUs leadership reinforced support for international students.

SDSU public health experts discuss what is safe and what isnt heading into the summer of coronavirus.

The COVID-19 pandemic has not disrupted summer enrollments at SDSU.

Former psychology student Dr. Andre Creese (90) is assisting management of hospitals suddenly left with empty hallways and insufficient income.