SDSU Month
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Event showcases what SDSU has to offer
San Diego State welcomes incoming freshmen and all admitted students to Explore SDSU Open House 2012.
Anthropology professor digs for answers
Professor Seth Mallios, Department of Anthropology chair director at San Diego State, has been in every building and ceiling on campus; even in the water tank inside Hardy Tower.
Women vets get voice
A new women veterans initiative is collaborating with the Veterans Center at San Diego State as an integration to help raise awareness.
Site tracks Aztec leaders
San Diego State graduates have become CEOs, presidents, founders and leaders in their communities. Many run large companies, have built businesses from scratch and have become influential in every aspect of their lives.
Students fight for animal rights
This year, San Diego State has gained a new club on campus called Student Action for Animals. Its primary goal is to inform the student body about animal rights and to promote animal welfare.
SDSU challenges Aztecs
In celebration of SDSU Month and all things Aztec, San Diego State will hold a video contest challenging students, faculty, alumni and friends to create a video expressing why they believe leadership starts at SDSU.
Gee Bwinika shines at San Diego State
Gee Bwinika is a star. His million-dollar smile, outgoing personality, eccentric fashion sense and flashy dance moves warrant that title.
Zen scholar remembered
On Feb. 10, San Diego State lost accomplished religious studies scholar Dr. G. Ray Jordan, Jr. to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or as it is more commonly known: Lou Gehrig’s disease.
Science professor soars
Every year, San Diego State applauds its faculty and professors who have made great strides in scholarship and research through the Albert W. Johnson University Research Lecture.
The fish taco king reminisces
What began as a love story between a San Diego State graduate and fish tacos blossomed into a successful franchise with 200 restaurants in five different states.
Hirshman talks academics, sustainability
Last week, Staff Writer Arturo Garcia spoke with San Diego State President Elliot Hirshman to find out more about the university’s new leader.
Guardian scholars excel
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.
News
Graduating editors say goodbye and thank you
Aztecs support movement against racial profiling
2003 Cedar Fires still affect the area
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Millenial materialism focused on own self-worth
Letters to the editor – May 1, 2013
Letters from the editors – May 1, 2013
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Paramore is finally back with a satisfying record
Many albums this summer have plenty of potential
Eco-terrorist thriller is surreal and smartly written
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Three Aztecs have names called in NFL draft
Q&A with track and field’s Nicole Oudenaarden
The Daily Aztec’s 2013 NFL mock draft
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Midnight Study Break feeds and relaxes students
Preparation can help alleviate stress during finals
Pita Jungle takes patrons’ tastebuds for a wild ride
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The beginning of a beautiful end
I guess this is growing up
Down with post-grad hype
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