While most are well aware of the European Renaissance and some of its prominent participants such as William Shakespeare and Michelangelo, it is rare for...

It is well known that art forms the heart of America. Whether through movies, music or written media, art is often what binds us together during those...

I have the honor and privilege to say I am one of the “lucky ones.”  As a 21st century Black woman, I live in an era where I am free to pursue...

The year 2020 has been but a long series of peculiarities that would leave anyone’s mouth open in disbelief. Political chaos in the United States has...

Comic lovers can bring their passion to the virtual classroom with a new history course at San Diego State this year. Conquering Social Issues Through...

Black History Month is among us and as a black woman, I am more than grateful to acknowledge this in the spaces in which I find myself. It is truly an...

White people need to be better about acknowledging the true history of this country and the relationship between our ancestors and indigenous people. They...

Studying abroad is a beautiful way to broaden your horizons.  Experiencing the cultures and traditions practiced in another country, whether the people...

An exhibit showing the history of one of the city's most popular spots and the legacy of the revolutionary woman who first staked her claim to it is now...

Despite living in an age where information is easily accessible through technology, a Stanford University professor said he's found that a large number...

As part of SDSU’s 120th anniversary celebration, anthropologist and author of “Hail Montezuma!: The Hidden Treasures of San Diego State,” Seth Mallios...

As a history major, I have a decent amount of access to the San Diego State archives. During my time in the archives, I have found several interesting...