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School of Music and Dance Associate Professor Chuyun Oh plans to expand knowledge of the unique art form.

Bruce Appleyard, is now associate director of the Center for Pedestrian and Bicyclist Safety, will lead research aimed at making streets safer, more liveable, and more equitable.

Nine individuals across colleges and disciplines selected for their scholarship, creative activities, innovation and public impact.

The SDSU School of Theatre, Television, and Film will host Paterson and Simon Marshall for a talk about All Quiet on the Western Front.

Author of the comic La Cucaracha, artist, cartoonist, cultural consultant to return to his Alma Mater exhibiting Please Forward My Hate Mail.

The Mandalorian guest star recalled how his college experience helped prepare him for a lifelong career in performing arts.

The National Endowment for the Arts grant will focus research on wellness for individuals and communities who are incarcerated.

Students explore diverse territory from Brazilian diplomacy to ancient surfing cultures to racial and gender literacy in sports.

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.

When state budget support no longer was sufficient to meet basic needs and loftier aspirations the university ramped up its efforts to draw outside support.