Last Thursday, President of Chico State Paul Zingg marked the final campus visit of the candidates for San Diego State’s next presidency.

A new San Diego State student group called the Aztec American Red Cross is raising money for Japan during the next few days.

What began as an ordinary pilgrimage to Love Library for a group project was transformed the minute I heard the news: “We killed the bastard,” a woman told me. “We killed Osama bin Laden.”

Music used to be simple. Songs played on the radio and people paid for cassette tapes and CDs. Music used to be simple. Songs played on the radio and people paid for cassette tapes and CDs. The furthest music piracy ever went was people passing records on to friends who copied them.

On May 2 on my way to class, I ran into a classmate. I asked her if she heard the good news (the death of Osama bin Laden).

Today, your mother tinkered with birdsong all afternoon, until the bells hung in the nearby church swept away the swallows with soft, clattering hands.

In light of the many recent earthquakes, including the tragic 9.0 temblor off the coast of Japan, the February quake that shook Christchurch, New Zealand and the magnitude 8.8 that toppled Chile last year, a large majority of scientists are concerned the next big quake will hit home in California.

Sushi isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Old Town.

Is will Smith a good rapper?

Why our style blogger has undoubtedly fallen in love with the country western look.