College can be an isolating experience at times, and with so many tasks and obligations, it’s hard to find the time to make new friends. SDSU Best Buddies...

San Diego State’s University Senate proposed giving faculty the choice to change their courses to fully virtual instruction without dean approval for...

If you’re following anyone on social media, you know how excited everyone is that spring break has been changed to a series of “recovery days” on...

It’s no secret that the last 12 months have thrown countless obstacles and struggles at everyone. Whether it was our health, financial situation, professional...

For many of us, working from home or having to take part in online classes means we spend a lot of time on video meeting applications like Zoom. We are...

With San Diego State scaling back operations this March – stopping all but essential research and transitioning the majority of classes online – due...

While power outages and broken water mains have cancelled classes in the past, San Diego State faced a different type of outage, the impacts of which were...

As the University Senate began their first-ever Expanded Senate Executive Committee meeting on June 4 – in response to the murder of George Floyd and...

Students may be going a little stir crazy, but San Diego State is offering interactive virtual events to help students stay sane. On Monday evening,...

A racist "Zoom bombing" incident regarding a campus Filipinx organization prompted concerns about the safety of the Zoom online conferencing application,...

Nearly 30 minutes into a Zoom Q&A meeting on Friday night, about 45 members of Andrés Bonifacio Samahan — a Filipinx cultural organization at San...

A campus-wide email sent on July 11 informed students of a security flaw in the computer software, Zoom. “Reports this week indicated that the Zoom...