Future Islands is an upcoming post-wave band from Baltimore that has embarked on a five-month U.S. and European tour in support of its latest record, “On the Water.”

On paper, “Lydia” may sound like a feel-good story about a mysterious stranger who helps a dysfunctional family learn the importance of love and togetherness. Thankfully, the show is not that obvious in its handling of emotions or plot developments.

Since their inception in the mid-1970s, video games have developed into a culture that consumes the pastime of millions of people across the globe.

Are you happy with yourselves? Was it worth it? Did you get your Black Friday deals? Did you buy six televisions, four PS3s and a handful of guns (If you went to Walmart, you could have. Don’t believe me? Google it)?

Disposable plastic water bottles are probably the stupidest product ever to give birth to a multi-billion dollar industry.

Occupy Wall Street is entering its third month and is showing no signs of slowing.

A new taxation and finance plan for California that could increase funding for K-12 schools and higher education.

With colored roses blooming underneath vibrant yellow, flowered trees and exotic succulents enriching the Mediterranean Garden, San Diego State transforms from the stressful environment found inside the classroom into a piece of paradise, cultivated by well-kept vegetation.

If there’s one thing I’m proud of at San Diego State, it’s the open-mindedness of our campus to the gay community. Recently, a Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender major was created at SDSU to study the ins and outs of the gay community, gay life and gay rights.

The San Diego State women’s basketball starting five single-handedly outscored the entire Washington team in Viejas Arena Saturday afternoon with a win of 63-51.

The San Diego State women’s volleyball team concluded its season by hosting the Aztec Turkey Time Tournament at Peterson Gym this weekend.