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SDSU's School of Exercise and Nutritional Sciences celebrates a century of success with a lecture series.

Two students received a Love of Learning award from Phi Kappa Phi to help further their education.

Emily Issler, a graduate student studying social work, received a fellowship from Mortar Board.

SDSU psychologist Sarah Mattson was part of a study which found that symptoms of autism were common in people with Jacobsen syndrome.

SDSU continues to rise on U.S. News and World Reports list of Americas Best Colleges, and is up three spots to No. 149.

Community service is a degree requirement as well as a passion for SDSUs social work students.

New NIH grants will allow SDSU psychologist Ralph-Axel Mller to explore the autistic brain using fMRI, EEG, and MEG brain imaging technologies in tandem.

A scholarship from the Lipinsky Family Foundation supports student internships in SDSUs Laboratory for Language and Cognitive Neuroscience.

A new balance testing device developed by SDSU researchers is available nationwide to help with concussion protocol.

A new study by SDSU biologists has found that coxsackie virus infects cardiac progenitor cells, potentially setting up infected hearts for early failure.