This week, San Diego State’s Campanile Walkway has been the site of both productive student activism and an unproductive and tense rivalry.

Last spring, your current A.S. executive officers stood before you in Aztec Center and pledged to improve three major aspects about San Diego State: sustainability, leadership development and communication.

America has utterly failed to relate to the Middle East in a sensible way. Western culture doesn’t understand Middle Eastern and Islamic culture, and I daresay we aren’t really trying to.

With all of this madness surrounding March, I can’t help but be reminded of my unsuccessful venture into the world of basketball. Although the result wasn’t exactly what I had hoped for, I taught myself to use it as a learning experience.

For the fourth year in a row, the San Diego State Surfing team secured the National Scholastic Surfing Association Championship and will advance to the national championship this June at Salt Creek.

Stocks trended higher on Monday with the Dow Jones industrial average ending at 12,959, the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index at 1371, and the Nasdaq ending at 2,983.

When it walks onto the court tomorrow morning, the San Diego State men’s basketball team won’t be taking on just the North Carolina State Wolfpack.

When a team is given one option, and one option only, there’s a ton of pressure put on its shoulders.

Communities United Reviving East Africa held its inaugural banquet last Sunday at the East African Community and Cultural Center. Proceeds from ticket sales for the event will go toward building wells in Somalia, one of the hardest hit regions of East Africa’s famine.

Students and business owners gathered on Campanile Walkway on Tuesday to present their commerce.

It was not a typical night at the movies during San Diego Symphony’s presentation of “The Mark of Zorro.” Playing for one show only at Copley Symphony Hall, the silent film was accompanied by the terrific organist, Russ Peck.

Springtime musical frolics are in full swing, with a slew of album announcements, large and small as well as many kick-off tours. The spring and summer concert calendar is filling fast with festivals and local shows.