by Jessica Octavio, Contributor
March 11, 2020
Over the last several weeks, San Diego State has been sending out emails about the coronavirus regarding its effect on study abroad programs and in-class meetings. There is a lot of information going around and it can be overwhelming,...
by Devin Whatley, Staff Writer
February 19, 2020
When I arrived at San Diego State as a journalism major, I set myself out to become what I quickly noticed there was not enough of in the media world: a black journalist.
With Black History Month underway, I want to take a moment to ma...
by Ellyse Logan, Staff Writer
February 19, 2020
The media reflects the values of the society around it. For the longest time, black voices and stories were not valued or represented. As representation started happening for the black community, it was filled with hurtful ster...
by Patrick Doyle, Contributor
September 18, 2019
The 2016 election was the first one I paid any attention to.
Starting the year prior, I began to involve myself in the news cycle as I learned to find information from multiple sources and carefully comb through the truth...
by Charlie Vargas, Staff Writer
August 21, 2019
Earlier this month, in El Paso, the U.S. saw one of the deadliest anti-Latinx hate crimes in decades. 22 people lost their lives.
The motive of the shooter resounded the rhetoric of white supremacist ideology that immigrants a...
by Dana Tsuri-Etzioni, Opinion Editor
April 18, 2018
A Quiet Place was released into theaters with rave reviews. While the film is an excellent thriller and is not an overly-stereotypical alien movie, the reviews lacked the core concept that made this movie so great. The fact t...
by Kemi Giwa, Staff Columnist
April 19, 2017
Natalee Holloway and Elizabeth Smart were household names growing up. I was young, but I vividly remember my parents pointing to these girls as reasons for me to stay home instead of attending my classmate’s birthday party or...
by The Editorial Board
January 27, 2017
We’re the biggest punching bag in politics, but we can take it. Just don’t expect us not to swing back.
November 23, 2015
by Marissa Ochoa, Staff Columnist
September 11, 2015
Major blockbuster hits are coming soon and every moviegoer should be excited, but beyond the glitz and glam of Hollywood lies a very prevalent dilemma. Although movies can rake in big bucks for all people involved, people in the...
by Anthony Berteaux, Assistant Opinion Editor
March 2, 2015
It was not very long ago I wrote an opinion column demanding for Greek Life, in all of its debauchery, to be eliminated from the face of San Diego State. This sentiment came after a sensational amount of media attention on the...
October 9, 2014
