Jia Gapuz describes the transition to SDSU and her goals in computer science

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

SDSU biologists have collected specimens from every corner of the Earth for decades: It’s all in the Biodiversity Museum

It’s back to school season but the science never stops at SDSU, with researchers going above and beyond year round! One example: The partnership between Professor Cristal Zuniga’s lab and Northmont Elementary aimed at inspiring underrepresented students to consider college and futures in STEM

How rising senior Alyssa Gomez is making her ‘STEM kid’ dreams reality while setting the stage for future generations in science

Check out Commencement 2024 coverage and join in congratulating all of our outstanding faculty, staff and students

Tucked among the towering pines east of San Diego is SDSU’s Mount Laguna Observatory. It’s a learning lab for budding astronomers — and bonus, in the summer it opens to the public with a Saturday night visitor program.

Photo gallery shows students, faculty and staff from across campus taking part in this astronomical event

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 one hundred youth-focused STEM hands-on activities and demonstrations