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New center at SDSU to shape the future of research across the African diaspora
The New Definition of Endurance
Ask a Researcher: Taharka Adé
SDSU alumna reflects on how San Diego influenced her work in human migration and language translation
CAL economics alumnus co-founds storage service company aimed at college students
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Imelda’s Story: Overcoming Life’s Setbacks to Achieve a Childhood Dream
Nov 7
By Nandi Maunder
Africana Studies Celebrates 50th Anniversary
Nov 4
By Adisa A, Alkebulan, Chair and Associate Professor
Zamira Abman Receives Grant from American Association of University Women
Nov 1
By Leslie L.J. Reilly
SDSU Researchers Receive Nearly $800,000 in Grants to Assess National City’s Brownfields
Oct 31
By Susanne Clara Bard
Día de Los Muertos at SDSU: The Struggle For Autonomy
Oct 31
By Nandi Maunder
Fire Science in the Age of Humans
Oct 17
By Susanne Clara Bard
SDSU Receives $1 Million USDA Grant to Support Sustainable Food and Agriculture Training for Latinx Students
Oct 17
By Susanne Clara Bard
New Study Classifies the Entire Planet’s Ecosystems for the First Time
Oct 13
By Leslie L.J. Reilly
Anthropologist Erin Riley Awarded Second NSF Grant to Study Human-Primate Interactions in Indonesia
Sep 29
By Sophy Chaffee
Joely Way Memorial Scholarship to Benefit Students Studying Sustainability
Sep 28
By Leslie L.J. Reilly
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