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An SDSU study shows women are slowly receiving more major roles in films.

SDSU professor Nicholas Shikuma was awarded a $60,000 fellowship to further his research.

Newly developed glassy carbon electrodes transmit more robust signals to restore motion in people with damaged spinal cords.

Joyce Gattas is helping to make study abroad more affordable for students in PSFA.

This advanced facility is often used to refine products aerodynamics and test new scientific concepts.

SDSU shares a connection to Chicano Parks historic landmark designation.

SDSU faculty member Cristina Alfaro is an expert on Proposition 58.

The 2016 musical, The Drowsy Chaperone, was recognized with nominations for acting and directing.

The lecture features successful women entrepreneurs and networking opportunities.

Glen and Betty Broom's campaign gift advances faculty research.