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Ocean Beach Oktoberfest

By Hutton Marshall

Ocean Beach Oktoberfest

Exhibit sheds light on unheard jazz records

By Shellie Stamps

From May 19th to October 7th, the Museum of Photographic Arts featured a visual and musical sensation called “The Jazz Loft Project.”

How to plan the perfect trip to Palm Springs

By Laurel Vozely

Put the keys in the ignition; I’ve got a plan.

Aztecs don’t slack off, they slackline instead

By Crystal Tellez-Giron

Three ropes hang on various levels parallel one another between three rows of palm trees, overlooking swings and a jungle gym at the Old Trolley Barn Park in University Heights.

App puts universe in your hands

By Christian Benavides

In November the MYSky app will allow users to control a powerful telescope and take a high-quality image of space objects.

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.

How to communicate while studying abroad

By Ashley Williams

When you relocate to a new country where people speak a language you aren’t accustomed to, problems are sure to arise.

Exhibit displays birth of skating

By Christian Benavides

Some may argue using the words skateboard and culture together presents an oxymoron.

Host family values: How to fit in

By Ashley Williams

The plane landed in San Diego, Anita was located and our entourage made it through the zoo that is an airport under construction. Even with 6,000 miles behind her, the real trek was just getting started.

For many students with dreams to study abroad, choosing a location can often be the mostdifficult choice. | Allie Daugherty, editor in chief

Locale decisions vex study abroad hopefuls

By Ashley Williams

The idea of studying abroad often sounds fantastic at first, but the nuts and bolts of moving from point-home to point-adventure can complicate the process. The first technical hurdle any student can face is selecting a study abroad program.

Titanic exhibit keeps history afloat in SD

By Brittany Fasano

In commemoration of the 100-year anniversary of Titanic sinking, the San Diego Natural History Museum at Balboa Park is currently hosting an exhibition called “Titanic: The Artifacts Exhibit.”