Well, freshmen, you’ve made it. You’re at San Diego State reading The Daily Aztec. Congrats.

In June of 2011, a group of dedicated role-playing game fans set out to do something relatively common in the media industry: demand more from content providers.

Loosely based on the Scopes Monkey Trial, which included modernists debating fundamentalists about religious versus scientific information.

Sports editor Ryan Schuler caught up with sophomore forward Kelsey Booth to discuss her first collegiate goal, what she likes to do in her spare time and her Player of the Week accolades.

Professor William Snavely believes leadership is all about decision-making. Simply put, good leaders make mindful choices and poor leaders make mindless choices.

Like a traditional carnival, the event had rides, booths, music and eccentric carnies.

San Diego State’s Mortar Board chapter gained attention this summer as it became the very first to win the prestigious Ruth Weimer Mount Conference Excellence Award for a second time.

Vice President of External Affairs Tom Rivera said the five executive officers voted to decrease their annual pay in an effort to send a positive message to the SDSU community.

A collaborative software program developed by San Diego State professor Robert Briggs could make learning more efficient and engaging, studies suggest.

Being thrown into this hectic environment where new people, parties, lack of sleep and excessive alcohol consumption prevail, aka the dorms, it’s no wonder students often gain a couple extra pounds.

The biggest stories to watch this fall semester

Here are some of the stories we found the most interesting and underreported this summer, as well as the ones we’re keeping an eye on this fall semester.