What started with an article about the Finance and Investment Society grew into four years of bylines, videos, interviews, editorial meetings, late nights...

Creativity strikes in the unlikeliest of places. For Paul McCartney, the conception of Beatles song “Yesterday” was inspired from a melody he heard...

When the stage lights dim and the house lights rise, crowds are meant to leave. But at Thirdstory’s San Diego show, the crowds kept dancing, grooving...

Cooper Lopez and Tyler Thren table their product at Entrepreneurship Day on March 7.

Community members and supporters met at a candlelight vigil to support the Hamilton family and the tragedy that occurred. At the vigil Dameion Perkins...

The hit MTV show “Catfish: The TV Show” is making a stop at San Diego State and is looking for its next potential subjects. “Catfish: The TV Show”...

Daily Aztec Sports presents a preview of SDSU’s men’s basketball season opening this week. Tune in for game footage from SDSU’s football season,...

Joining the ranks of comedy greats like Jerry Seinfeld and Dave Chappelle, Brian Regan is like a rotisserie chicken in the world of seasoned stand-up comedians. From...

Reinaldo Lourival, an expert in environmental conservation, spoke with SDSU about the efforts needed to help sustain Brazil's ecosystems.

Jeffreys Bay, located in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa, is a popular destination for surfers and tourists driving along the Garden Route.

San Diego State offers students who wish to study abroad a variety of scholarship options to help fund their international endeavors. For example, the...

  Daily Aztec Sports presents a preview of SDSU's game at University of Nevada, Las Vegas, to be played Saturday, Oct. 7, 2017 at 7:45 p.m....

San Diego State will be offering a new graduate course called Black Minds Matter starting in October 2017. The course will connect themes from the...

Published on Sep 22, 2017 Daily Aztec Sports presents a preview of SDSU's game at the Air Force Academy, to be played Saturday, Sept. 23, 2017 at...

New anthology “Chicana Tributes: Stories for the New Generation,” is displayed outside of an organized panel discussion in Love Library.

The electronically fueled music hit a crowd of fist-pumping, shoulder-riding, sweat dripping concert goers like a metaphorical machine gun, in the best...

Somewhere between an overly opinionated uber driver and a tipsy uncle at Christmas lies one of the top comedic voices of his generation—comedian Bill...

Eat San Diego opens new free food park in City Heights.

Peterson Gym is a place to watch volleyball games, attend large lecture classes or stare at while waiting in line for a BCB coffee. However for many...

Hepner Hall, Love Library and the Conrad Prebys Aztec Student Union are all recognizable places on campus every San Diego State student knows of. But many...

Pictures nowadays can literally be taken with the touch of a finger. Practically every individual has access to a camera and can be a photographer in...

“Southern trees bear strange fruit, blood on the leaves and blood at the root.” A poem written in protest of lynching African-Americans was a catalyst...

Lianne Urada is a new assistant professor in the San Diego School of Social Work, but she's also an traveler and an activist with a specific focus on marginalized...

The sun was shining, the music was playing, the food stands were cooking and the vendors were selling. It seems the 35th annual Adams Avenue street...

Volunteers in Thailand wake up at 6 a.m. with the aroma of spicy food already filling the room. Fast-forward to noon, and an aroma of other sorts surrounds...

Every Aztec has felt the nerves that come along with starting their first semester of college. It’s a great feeling to finally meet students from around...

Move-in day is a time for new Aztecs to meet their roommates, put together their small dorm rooms and sweat profusely from walking up endless flights of...

Prepare to be whisked away to the days of wonder and childhood with the School of Theatre, Television and Film’s production of “The BFG.” Taken...

Nestled behind the Hardy Tower and the Professional Studies and Fine Arts building lie the art buildings. In these buildings there is a door camouflaged...

Roommates are like mayonnaise: you either love them or you hate them. It’s no surprise that college students are often subject to having roommates, and...

The judges have deliberated, and the time has come. Contestants have been narrowed down to only a talented few. The students have done all they can do...

Prepare to escape into a world of outrageous dance numbers, elaborate imagination and utter absurdity in the School of Theatre, Television and Film’s...

The School of Music and Dance at San Diego State has a variety of programs and performing groups, including groups classified as world music. There are...

Notable philosopher, essayist, poet and novelist George Santayana once said those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it. In the years...

There has been a heat wave in San Diego, and it seems like just yesterday San Diego residents were sporting their favorite winter beanies, boots and sweaters. Oh...

Students in violation of alcohol- or drug-related offenses on campus are often subject to complete the Alcohol and Substance Prevention Intervention Redirection...

Gal pals from all across San Diego State united at the Women’s Resource Center for the first ever Galentine’s Day event. Galentine’s Day, a phrase...

Like orange juice and toothpaste, there are certain things that should never be paired together. Like this nasty combination, it seems that courses centered...

He’s the smiling face seen when walking around campus, the voice heard proudly singing the fight song and  the guy with a name too catchy to forget....

'Tis the season for family feasting and overeating. While we all prepare to stretch our stomachs for many activities that Thanksgiving entails, I can’t...

The Daily Aztec's first annual arts special issue hits newsstands today, Nov. 18. We asked our fellow Aztecs what art means to them.  

San Diego State offers a handful of unique courses among its variety of classes for students to fulfill their artistic needs. Tucked inside the intricate...

A magical story of witches, giants and hungry wolves cast a spell on San Diego State on Thursday, Oct. 30 with the debut performance of “Into the Woods”...

Rosana Sullivan is a Pixar storyboard artist who is most notable for her recent work on the upcoming film “The Good Dinosaur.” As a child who doodled...

With the recent release of the new iPhone 6S, Apple Watch and iPad Pro, it’s fitting that yet another movie depicting Apple co-founder Steve Jobs has...

Food is a common thing that all people enjoy, but depending where in the world a student on campus may be from, he or she brings a unique perspective on...

Nineteen San Diego State alumni were honored for their contributions to teaching and learning at the live “Cox Presents: A Salute to Teachers” event...

When hearing the name Canada Steak Burger, what comes to mind? Perhaps visions of maple syrup-infused patties? Maybe thick, greasy, bacon-wrapped creations? Well,...

There is a term used in Costa Rica known as “pura vida,” or pure life. Its spiritual and cultural meaning is not easily translated. Put simply, living...

College is the time to expand one’s mind, create new friendships and, most importantly, build a professional career. Some Aztecs go above and beyond...

While most Aztecs probably spent their summers sleeping in until the early afternoon hours or soaking in some sun, I spent my summer working as a ride...

Forget any and all previous taco knowledge, because City Tacos has redefined the delicious tortilla creation. Located on University Avenue in the vibrant...