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SDSU is implementing AppArmor for emergency and urgent notifications and asks that all community members ensure their contact information is up to date.

Hiring new faculty and supporting health disparities research are key elements of a National Institutes of Health award just received by SDSU.

A Q&A with director Dwight K. Lomayesva on the programs history and goals.

A state grant is supporting research at the College of Education to help school districts recognize and lessen differential treatment.

The recipient of a CSU endowed scholarship wants to help younger women break the gender and cultural stereotypes she has already started to overcome.

With a focus on diversity, equity, inclusion and social justice, more than one dozen digital collections have been acquired since 2020.

The renowned scholar and poet will deliver a keynote address Sept. 15 for the new campuswide celebration.

Chemistry professor Yong Yan has developed a new process to produce the critical chemical bonds necessary to make pharmaceuticals.

The identification acknowledges the university's commitment to serve students who identify as Asian American, Southeast Asian American, Desi American, Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander.

Students will assist in an NSF-funded project researching how soaring temperatures and lack of access to cooling technology affect residents of desert communities in comparison to Rio de Janeiro.