TUESDAY Kyoto Prize  Symposium Location: Montezuma Hall Time: 9:30 – 11 a.m. Stem cell researcher Dr. Shinya Yamanaka will speak about his Kyoto Prize-winning technology. Kung Fu Location: Aztec Recreation Center Time: 7 – 9 p.m. Learn self-defense and coordination while participating in this workout program. Costs $60 for Aztec Rrecreation Center members. WEDNESDAY Meditation [...]

The preliminary results are in for the San Diego State Associated Students General Election. The Spring 2011 voter turnout was low at 11.1 percent. Cody Barbo has been voted the new president and Darin Ruiz was selected as the executive vice president.

Montezuma Mesa is in the midst of a drastic change. San Diego State is overhauling its reputation as a perpetual spring break school, a mere mainstay on the Playboy Magazine party radar and a basketball-crazed campus.

An interview with Peter “JR” Wasilewski.

It was not a dark and stormy night; in fact, it was quite nice outside. I was sitting on my couch, probably playing video games and downloading movies (legally, of course), when a roommate, Tasha,* went outside to smoke a cigarette.

Three letters, one word, rhymes with “duh.” Pho, a traditional Vietnamese noodle soup, is quickly becoming a favorite among students. The soup is served in a large bowl with rice noodles and a mélange of beef and chicken bits, or, for the less brave soul, an assortment of veggies.

For students looking to enjoy an authentic and traditional Ethiopian dining experience close to home, City Heights offers a restaurant with dining and décor that reflects the cultural charms of Asmara: the capital city of Eritrea, Africa and the namesake of this unique restaurant.

On March 19, 112 tomahawk cruise missiles hit surface-to-air missiles in Libya, sparking yet another U.S. conflict on foreign soil. For the past few months, we’ve experienced somewhat of a revolutionary roller coaster.

After the final pitch was thrown, one statistic stood out in San Diego State’s Sunday afternoon game against Oral Roberts.

Sometimes it only takes one inning to turn a competitive game into a rout, and on Sunday, the San Diego State softball team showed the University of San Diego how true that statement is.