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Erika Rodriguez will serve as the new assistant director for the undergraduate program.

A look ahead at the film’s aim to transform sexual health awareness in older adults through the lens of African American women living with HIV.

The new report by SDSU researchers shows that the public health impact may extend far further than beach closures, as toxic chemicals and microbes are also found in air and soil.

SDSU researcher Guadalupe X. ‘Suchi’ Ayala's innovative strategies and cultural insight transformed dietary practices in underserved communities and beyond.

Eneyka Phifer-Bone, who experienced tragic circumstances, was active in several programs during her time at SDSU and is now graduating with a nursing degree.

SDSU's rehabilitation counseling, educational leadership, and public health degree programs all place in the top 30 by U.S. News and World Report.

Planned research in the new center will study the non-biodegradable waste from tobacco products that accumulates on streets, flows into storm drains, and ends up on beaches.

The $3 million in awards to the School of Nursing will enhance community-focused training that employs augmented and virtual reality.

Chamese Dempsey is pursuing a graduate degree in social work to address long-standing issues with Native Americans.

SDSU students return to in-person classes and prepare for campus life and events.