Since the construction site for San Diego State’s Aztec Student Union began at the beginning of the month, the structure for the building has continued to grow bigger and taller.

Miss the San Diego Music Thing? Maybe you attended and you’re missing it already? No matter what you’re feeling, we’ve got you covered with some killer photos from Saturday night’s festivities. Enjoy!
All photos by Managing Editor J. Hutton Marshall.

The Humble Indie Bundle, which kicked off its sixth installment yesterday, is already off to a great start. The Humble Indie Bundle is a group of games available in a single pack for a pay-what-you-want price with proceeds benefitting whichever cause you decide.

Coming out, I knew I needed to get my hands on this game again as soon as possible.

Who knows you the best? If you make a mental list, it would probably include family and maybe close friends, not an online social networking community.

Looking through our lens

Fall is my favorite time of year. The days are getting shorter, leaves are turning a brilliant shade of spray- tan orange and the country is once again inundated with a familiar pack of rabid beasts. I’m talking, of course, about football fans.

Art! A 3 letter word so simple, yet so broad in definition. What is art? Every individual has his own way of expressing himself creatively; his own way at ap- proaching his truth through whatever medium he sees as fit. That is art.

A passionate advocate of education and the San Diego State community since 1977, Dr. Cynthia Park was recently awarded a San Diego State Alumni Association Award for Outstanding Faculty Contributions to the university, also known as Monty Award.

In a low-quality video that appears to have been taken without Romney’s knowledge, he is quoted saying the 47 percent of U.S. citizens currently supporting President Barack Obama are dependent on government support.

Approximately 2,500 outraged Chinese citizens participated in demonstrations across the country, displaying banners reading “Protect China’s inseparable territory,” to “Nuclear extermination for wild Japanese dogs.”

Yesterday at noon, there were seven extra “redshirt” MTS security guards at the SDSU Transit Center, who were there to monitor every entrance to the underground transit stop in addition to the usual MTS security team stationed there.