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A unique course explores the realms of adventure programming and outdoor leadership.

Hostler was a war hero, scholar, diplomat, businessman, philanthropist and friend to SDSU.

The most competitive applicant pool in SDSU history has yielded its highest achieving freshman class.

The Neave Trio came to SDSU in 2012 as Graduate Artist Diploma students.

Oscar Chavez used his psychology studies to add to SDSU's adaptation of

Analyzing data from 6.9 million people, SDSU professor Jean M. Twenge found Americans are more depressed now than they were in the 1980s.

SDSU's School of Music and Dance will host free performances throughout the semester.

Astronomer Robert Quimby played trombone in a successful ska punk band before giving it up for science.

Kelly Hillock knows all about having Aztec pride.

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