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The LeanModel Competition, held from March 14-15, was open to California and Baja California based university students who are building start-up companies.

SDSU's Sports MBA Program won its own international case competition for the first time.

The centers benefactor, Leonard H. Lavin, was celebrated at a Feb. 15 ceremony.

The work of five SDSU professors affirmed the need for diversity in the workplace and the benefits that come from it.

Take a look back at top SDSU headlines this past year.

Cell Minder, a student engineered biotech storage solution, won the Lavin VentureStart Competition.

Leonard Lavin, the retired chair of Alberto Culver, renews support for SDSUs nationally ranked program.

Burns changed the face of the university in the 19 years he worked here.

Jonathan Medved, The Start-up King, visited SDSU to share insight on how to be a successful entrepreneur.

A $1 million Wells Fargo gift was celebrated at a Sept. 21 dedication ceremony.