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SDSU scientists use parasites to explore a scarcely studied phenomenon that may render drugs useless against infections

SDSU undergraduate Yesenia Rodriguez Reyes tackles a biological mystery when nematodes turn up without their heads — and bacteria become the prime suspect.

SDSU’s research enterprise has grown by over 60% in 3 years

A collaborative initiative across four U.S. universities gives students from underrepresented backgrounds essential lab experience outside the classroom.

The Prebys Foundation awarded $500,000 to Angelica Riestra to support her work on a common sexually transmitted infection.

Laura Sisk-Hackworth explores the mystery of microbes, paving an impressive legacy before graduating in May.

Despite the rain, more than 17,000 attendees turn out for this year’s STEM festival at Snapdragon Stadium

The March 2 family-friendly affair will feature over 100 youth-focused STEM hands-on activities and demonstrations.

Set to open in fall 2025, the new state-of-the-art building is one part of SDSU’s commitment to meeting the STEM and both the current and future geothermal energy sector demands of ‘Lithium Valley.’

Snapdragon Stadium and SDSU Mission Valley have been awarded LEED Gold and Silver certifications.