Public service has been in my blood for as long as I can remember. From a young age I participated in school government, whether it be safety patrol or...

Exactly a year after President Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration, thousands took to the streets of San Diego to voice their distaste for the current...

San Diego State international students are adjusting to U.S. cultural norms and political differences. Innovation management and business development...

Inauguration Day 2017 was a turning point for many Americans. For some, it was a call to action to combat a political system they say is failing the American...

It has been a week and the deluge of social media posts about Charlottesville finally begin to dwindle. Reactions to the violence and bold-faced racism...

On Saturday, April 8, Green Day took the stage at Valley View Casino Center, and made it clear that the night was about more than just music, it was a...

At long last, Portugal. The Man has shattered its near three-year silence recently with the funk-infused swinger, “Feel It Still.” The band will...

In 2017, the lines of politicization have been blurred to the point of nonexistence and understandably so. When the president of the United States is...

On Saturday, Jan. 21 the Nasty Women Art Exhibition opened in Helmuth Projects, San Diego in solidarity with the Nasty Women Exhibition in New York City...

Sometimes it’s hard to imagine what the job of the President of the United States actually entails, but sometimes we have the opportunity to peer behind...

Five days before the general election, a panel of San Diego State professors encouraged students to vote for Hillary Clinton and discussed how gender impacted...

A Democratic congressional town hall will be hosted by San Diego State College Democrats along with the Veterans Democratic Club of San Diego and San Diego...