He told me Kabul was a city of wires. He told me wires hung loose from the poles like over-used tightropes.

If you go to this movie expecting these things, you’re seriously missing the point.

“Sleeping Dogs” is visually gorgeous, portraying everything from the glitz and glam of the upper class areas to the down- and-dirty slums of the gangs in awesome detail.

Thankfully, the wonderful developers at Vigil heard the praise and complaints of the original game and improved and expanded them in the sequel.

Although the pub has been under construction these past months, the target date for its completed remodel is conveniently the first day of school.

Every year, thousands of students work on San Diego State’s campus—from the Aztec Recreation Center and the SDSU Bookstore, to several different departments and organizations. But at the beginning of each year, there are students left wondering where to start looking for a job and how to put their federal work-study funds to good use.

Opinions were taken into consideration and the new eatery, known as West Coast Sandwich Company or simply “West Coast,” debuted on campus this summer.

Friends, Aztecs, country-men lend me your ears. I come in defense of the most endangered species: the liberal arts major.

Imagine what the world would be like if you increased your commitment to vote.

The San Diego State women’s soccer team began their 2012 season last Friday night in dramatic fashion.

Seth Mallios, Professor and Chairman of San Diego State’s Department of Anthropology, is proud to announce his book, “Hail Montezuma: The Hidden Treasures of San Diego State,” which will be available for purchase Aug. 22nd.

“Why are people so put out by people of a different sexual orientation?”