Writer-director Asghar Farhadi’s Golden Globe-winning drama, “A Separation,” uses the titular separation of a married couple to expose the systemic failures caused by Iran’s Kafkaesque legal institutions.

Spending time with an extended family is a relatable experience for almost everyone. It can be awkward because people are often so far removed from each other that it is hard to find common interests and values.

“InFAMOUS 2” is the superior sequel to the 2009 electricity-based superhero adventure game of the same name (without the “2” of course).

The Darkness won’t stay bottled up any longer.

Two months ago when San Diego State graduate student Ashley Wardle decided to attend a statewide protest of a California State University board meeting, she hadn’t envisioned being arrested.

Earlier this month, the San Diego State College Republicans released a list categorizing some SDSU professors based upon the political biases they allegedly bring into the classroom.

The best way to describe the current San Diego State women’s basketball season can be summed up with last night’s game: It played shaky early, but found a rhythm moving forward and never looked back.

New legislation is on the way that may change the way presidents like SDSU’s Elliot Hirshman get paid.

To say we live in a society not fundamentally dependent on pop culture and Internet memes would be a profound lie.

If you thought the Stop Online Piracy Act and the Preventing Real Online Threats to Economic Creativity and Theft of Intellectual Property Act were scary, think again.