In an effort to raise money for medical devices and lend aid to countries for emergency care, maternal care and infectious disease support, the San Diego State College of Sciences division of Associated Students is holding a used cell phone drive.

As the Internet sensation “Kony 2012,” made by San Diego-based activist group Invisible Children, grows more viral, San Diego State students expressed analytical opinions of the video during an event held by the International Students for Social Equality on campus Tuesday.

BOYS, GRAB YOUR GOWNS

Flashback to Jan. 3, 2008: A truly strange contingent of Democrats has descended upon the state of Iowa to begin what will be a six-month fight for the party nomination.

March Madness may be done for the Aztecs, but another kind of “Mad”-ness is about to get back into full swing after a year-and-a-half-long hiatus. AMC’s ratings darling “Mad Men” will grace televisions once again starting this Sunday with a two-hour season premiere.

As a high school student growing up in a town of many horses and few sidewalks, I taped snapshots of the world to the back of my bedroom door.

It has been five years since The Shins released its breakthrough record “Wincing the Night Away” and fans have been eagerly awaiting its follow-up.

The ‘80s are coming back to San Diego next week as the musical “Rock of Ages” makes an appearance at the Civic Theatre.

What happens when an all-male a cappella group is mixed with preposterous amounts of testosterone? Preposterone, of course. Preposterone is San Diego State’s first and only all-male a cappella group and will be hosting an a cappella concert this evening.

Springtime in San Diego is perfect with some folky harmonics circa 1974. That is exactly what The Griffin has in store this Saturday night — Truth & Salvage Co. will be gracing America’s Finest City this week with a rare appearance.

With more than 84 million YouTube views since its launch on March 5, the “Kony 2012” campaign has garnered a whirlwind of both positive and negative media attention. However, few could have predicted the breakdown that took place last week on a high-traffic street corner in Pacific Beach.

Three incidents have been reported to police officials throughout the past week concerning phone robberies.