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The research at SDSU Imperial Valley, which begins this summer in Mexico City, focuses on the influence of grandparents in shaping lifelong attitudes.

Alvaro Medina, one of the first students in a new degree program, graduates this month and plans to pursue an advanced degree in public health.

Part of a systemwide initiative, two courses will use Adobe AI tools to improve students’ learning and academic success.

Students and researchers from SDSU Imperial Valley and UABC worked on strategies to better expand access to preventive resources around Human Papillomavirus (HPV).

Ten award winners will go on to the California State University Student Research Competition in April at San José State University.

A mosaic mural and endowment fund have been created in to recognize the contributions of Reynaldo Ayala and Marta Stiefel Ayala.

The American Association for the Advancement of Science recognized Linda Lara-Jacobo with an Early Career Award for her work linking science, communities and health equity across the border.

Curebound awarded grants to five SDSU faculty in collaboration with community partners to advance cancer care, through research on health care disparities.

Research explores how observing human decision making across cultural contexts could shape more adaptable and culturally attuned AI systems.

The biennial awards will be presented at a ceremony in April.