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SDSU engineering students are working toward building a permitted solar power system atop a trailer facility as part of a senior project.

SDSU anthropologist Erin Riley and a group of 215 researchers from around the globe find an alarming decline in biodiversity.

A $3.9 million Dept. of Energy grant will turn a solar energy theory and a lab model into a full-scale testing device.

SDSU is working with Friends of Balboa Park to optimize water use within the San Diego landmark.

A Fulbright winner, doctoral student Kimberley Miller is exploring climate change.

Project update Aug. 22, 2012: Construction got under way over the summer.

SDSU biology professors discover that tail wagging helps squirrels defend against rattlesnakes.

Students are in China studying the effects of climate change on the spread of infectious disease as part of a unique study abroad opportunity.

Support from the Presidents Leadership Fund and other donors funds a live-stream online video of the annual festival.

SDSU's Ted Townsend conducted genetic tests that confirmed the lizard is an ancient and previously unknown chameleon species.