Estudiantes y profesores de SDSU presentan altar para honrar a 27 difuntos activistas y académicos, y cinco niños fallecidos. La comunidad fue recibida con música tradicional y discursos de la facultad de estudios Chicano/a.
News This Week
- December 1College culture has a troubling love affair with caffeine
- December 1New House Speaker averts government shutdown, continues funding into the new year, SDSU Students react
- November 30Arts Alive SDSU spotlights Indigenous imagination with ‘Creative Activism Artist Talk’
- November 29The Daily Aztec Live! November 29th, 2023
- November 29Hiring of Sean Lewis signals a major shift, refinement for Aztecs football
- November 29Women’s basketball has four-game winning streak snapped by UCSD
- November 29Chinese Cultural Center teaches students about acupuncture
- November 28Men’s basketball sails to 71-51 victory against Point Loma
- November 28Camp Flog Gnaw 2023: Inside Tyler, the Creator’s festival
- November 28Fast fashion is not going away, and corporations deserve the blame
Estudios de Chicano/a organizan comemoración de Día De Muertos
About the Contributors
Amal Younis, Multimedia Editor
Amal Younis is an SDSU journalism senior and the multimedia editor for The Daily Aztec. She is Egyptian, born and raised, and moved to the United States as an international student to attend SDSU. She started her journalism journey in Fall 2017 and has since written for news, taken photos, produced and created videos. Her passion for broadcast journalism will hopefully translate to any country she moves to after graduation. Follow her twitter @amalhyounis
Noé Sandoval, '21-22 Mundo Azteca Editor
Noé Sandoval is a senior studying public relations.
