The Daily Aztec

Amidst the ever-growing concern of budget cuts at San Diego State, not only are students being affected, but cherished faculty as well.

If one final lecture was all that remained to show a lifetime of learning, what would it say?

Before attending San Diego State, James D. Hake, a 19-year-old native from Mount Shasta, had not planned a future because he lived day-to-day in survival mode.

The Aztec Recreation Center is in the process of installing almost 1,200 solar panels on its rooftop, which will save the school more than $2 million throughout the next several decades.

San Diego State received a record number of applications for the fall semester.

Nathan Fletcher is running for mayor of San Diego, because he considers himself the new generation of leadership San Diego needs.

An Occupy San Diego participant, who did not want to give his name, stood patiently answering questions for reporters.

Almost 100 students gathered at the first National Student Day at San Diego State, which honored their dedication to community service and social responsibility.

The seventh annual Student Organization Expo showcased 78 student organizations on Tuesday. T

New study says renting textbooks cuts costs for students while also enhancing their course preparedness.

The San Diego State Police Department recently received a $7,500 grant to educate students about bicycle theft prevention.

Vicente Fox, former president of Mexico, visited University of San Diego last Thursday as the keynote speaker for the 15th annual Sister Sally Furay Lecture at the Joan B. Kroc Theater.