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Tracing the origin of viruses SDSU’s Viral Information Institute is exploring theories on whether some viruses pop up spontaneously. By

James Webb Space Telescope begins million-mile journey NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, built in partnership with Northrop Grumman Corporation, successfully

This year taught us 101 Ash is a Dumpster Fire Voice of San Diego It’s now been five years since

The world’s most valuable brands in 2021 Visual Capitalist In 2020, the global economy experienced one of the worst declines since the

Senate votes to confirm President Joe Biden’s first nominations to San Diego federal bench The U.S. Senate has voted to

Saving a rare Southern California butterfly under the Endangered Species Act After nearly 30 years of petitions and lawsuits by

San Diego defense industry lands major contracts In 2021, the U.S. military contributed an estimated $35 billion in direct spending

New data shines light on ‘California Exodus’ Cal Matters Is there really such a thing as the California Exodus? The

XCOM Labs unveils extended reality platform Successful public demonstration of the first of a kind wireless, multi-user extended-reality platform that

Astronaut inspires physics student’s love for science By Tim Meehan | Cal State San Marcos Sally Ride inspired a generation