Several positions to become available in upcoming election
Associated Students executive elections often unravel into pulse-pounding affairs where dreams are crushed or made. In contrast, the A.S. representative elections are quieter, but no less important. Representatives have the duty of making sure the student voice is heard on the A.S. council.
Student Research Symposium is now taking registrations
Enthusiasm for next semester’s Student Research Symposium appears to be growing.
The San Diego State Division of Research Affairs began accepting applications Monday for the event, which is slated to showcase student presentations Feb. 27 and Feb. 28 of next year at Aztec Center. Registrations must be completed online through the Division of Research Affairs Web site by Feb. 2.
Returning for its 52nd year, the International Peace Village will boast San Diego State’s largest cultural showcase experience today in Montezuma Hall from noon to 3 p.m.
Police say that six men were involved in an attack two weeks ago at SDSU fraternity
A woman was sexually assaulted at the Kappa Alpha fraternity house at 1:30 a.m. on Nov. 15, according to a San Diego State Police Department bulletin.
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Harvest, a religiously-based club at San Diego State comprised of nursing students, is sponsoring an International Christmas celebration this Saturday in Montezuma Hall.
Four men were arrested yesterday in Sacramento County in connection with the Oct. 4 stabbing death of 22-year-old Mesa College student Luis Felipe Watson dos Santos.
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The Chabad Jewish Student Life organization held a prayer ceremony at 6 p.m. yesterday, honoring victims of the terrorist attacks that occurred in Mumbai, India last week.
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Not only does studying abroad offer students a unique opportunity to broaden their horizons, it’s also excellent for the university, according to a recently released annual report.
After suffering injuries in the same stampede of customers that crushed and suffocated a man to death at a Long Island, N.Y., Wal-Mart, two of the store’s employees are now suing the company for negligence.
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Students commemorate the 20th anniversary of World AIDS Day by hosting events
There are 33.2 million people with AIDS. One child dies of AIDS every minute. 5,700 people die of AIDS every day.
These were just a few of the statistics written on the San Diego State Free Speech Steps yesterday. In addition to the blue, yellow and pink chalk messages, multiple gravestones were also set up around campus yesterday for World AIDS Day 2008.
With the impending and inevitable gloom of graduation hovering overhead for some students, concern about finding a future job and paying off student loans might be circling behind the stress of studying for finals.
A non-San Diego State male student under the influence of drugs was arrested at Aztec Center. According to the SDSU Police Department Media Bulletin, police received a call about a man who was repeatedly harassing employees inside the government office. J. Healy was found under the influence of narcotics and in possession of a syringe. He was arrested and taken to the county jail.
Few classes available for lecturers to teach next spring semester
Tutors for the Writing Tutorial Program may have a harder time teaching freshmen students about synonyms next semester.
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Executive positions open in the middle of spring semester
So you want to be an Associated Students executive?
An executive has a very long to-do list, one that is never finished.
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Terrorist attacks in Mumbai, India left at least 183 people dead with bodies still being cleared Saturday after the three-day siege.
