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SDSU Biology Student Awarded CSU Trustees' Award for Outstanding Achievement

A Message from the Dean for the 2024-25 School Year

SDSU Researchers Spent 12 Days at Sea Identifying Potential Hazards to Coastal Communities

A Living Laboratory

SDSU Approved to Begin Construction on new Building for STEM

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Sciences-Feature

EVOKE PHARMA sign on wall behind with Matt D'Onofrio in foreground.

How SDSU set the Stage for Alumnus’ Biotech Success

Alumnus and founder of Evoke Pharma, Matt D'Onofrio (‘92), shares how his experience at SDSU and science degree helped him launch his own company.

Sandy Bernstein, Jim Neel, Constantine Tsoukas, and Terry Frey pose at table.

Celebrating with Science

Emeritus Professor of Biology Jim Neel and hydrogeology alumna Helen Corley returned to SDSU for birthday festivities.

A young woman with shoulder-length black hair is wearing a blue lab coat and safety goggles in a lab full of equipment and whieboards. She is beamning as she holds up a small glass container.

The crocheting chemist

Q&A with Kristine Legaspi, a Ph.D. student who catalyzes public interest in chemistry through crocheted beakers, moles and molecules

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Why Sciences at SDSU?

SDSU’s College of Sciences prides itself on inclusive education and research innovation.

The college offers bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees across eight academic departments, with faculty who are respected experts in their disciplines as well as dedicated, thoughtful instructors. Coursework prepares students for careers in a range of fields from healthcare and biotech to academia and research.

Knowledge gained in the classroom is enhanced by hands-on learning in cutting-edge research centers on and around campus, and frequent field trips that allow students to develop the skills needed to be leaders in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).

The College of Sciences operates off-campus sites such as Mount Laguna Observatory, the Coastal Marine Institute, and thousands of acres in biological science research stations, connecting SDSU advancements to the greater San Diego region.

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