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After recent news about flag football being officially included in the 2028 Summer Olympics, the Aztec Link NIL collecti...
07/04/2025

After recent news about flag football being officially included in the 2028 Summer Olympics, the Aztec Link NIL collective hosted a female flag football combine for young San Diegans to work on their skills. With the help of local coaches and SDSU football players, the participants gained significant knowledge and guidance to propel them further into their athletic journeys. Check out the full story .com. 

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Aztec Alumni steal the show at the 125th annual U.S. Open. J.J. Spaun takes home his first career major victory off the ...
06/23/2025

Aztec Alumni steal the show at the 125th annual U.S. Open. J.J. Spaun takes home his first career major victory off the back of one underperformance, while recently graduated Justin Hastings takes home low amateur honors.

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After a historical three years at Florida State, Luke Clanton is officially taking the next step in his career—the PGA T...
06/17/2025

After a historical three years at Florida State, Luke Clanton is officially taking the next step in his career—the PGA TOUR. At the end of May, he competed in his last collegiate golf tournament in Carlsbad, just 30 miles outside of San Diego.

His parents gave their perspective of his career up to this point and reveal who he truly is as a human being. Check out the full story at thedailyaztec.com

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Amid university budget cuts, SDSU’s president continues to live in a mansion rent, mortgage and property tax-free.Adela ...
06/11/2025

Amid university budget cuts, SDSU’s president continues to live in a mansion rent, mortgage and property tax-free.

Adela de la Torre lives in a gated community just east of campus, in a home valued at $3.7 million, provided to her as a perk from the university.

We shouldn’t be comfortable with our school’s top executive living in extravagant conditions while everyone else on campus faces down budget cuts and hiring freezes and many students struggle financially.

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A new era begins.With the NCAA settlement opening the door for schools to pay athletes, SDSU is wasting no time. The uni...
06/09/2025

A new era begins.

With the NCAA settlement opening the door for schools to pay athletes, SDSU is wasting no time. The university just launched a bold NIL fund to fuel its Pac-12 future and keep Aztecs competitive in the age of athlete compensation.

Read the full story at thedailyaztec.com 



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In Pacific Beach, where surfboards lean against fences and the ocean is never more than a few blocks away, coffee shops ...
05/20/2025

In Pacific Beach, where surfboards lean against fences and the ocean is never more than a few blocks away, coffee shops are more than a pit stop to grab caffeine. They’re cornerstones of community and a real way of life.

These cafés have become cultural fixtures, where friendships form over oat milk lattes and beach lovers refuel after early surf sessions. From longtime staples to up-and-coming spots, Pacific Beach’s coffee scene is redefining the role of the neighborhood café. They’re shaping the social scene of the town and the areas around it.

For many, coffee shops in PB serve as a “third place.” They’re not home, not work, but a meaningful in-between where regulars greet baristas by name and out-of-towners feel like locals for the morning.
Click the link in our bio to read more about local coffee shops like , and ! (https://www.instagram.com/palmys/ #)



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From SDSU-born garage rock to cosmic sing-alongs in the rain, Day Two of Wonderfront 2025 had everything: soaked shoes, ...
05/18/2025

From SDSU-born garage rock to cosmic sing-alongs in the rain, Day Two of Wonderfront 2025 had everything: soaked shoes, synth-fueled dance breaks, and a crowd that never stopped moving.
Tap the link in bio to read our full recap, featuring Foster the People, Portugal. The Man, Neon Trees, and more!



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It’s time for one last byline…Today we are excited to celebrate our talented seniors as they walk across the stage and i...
05/17/2025

It’s time for one last byline…

Today we are excited to celebrate our talented seniors as they walk across the stage and into their next chapter! Behind every cap and gown from our newsroom is a story of late nights, big dreams and drive.

As part of our most special tradition, check out the Opinion section to read the stories of the writers behind our News, Arts & Culture, Opinion and Sports coverage for the past four years. We will miss you all so very much but are thrilled to see what you do next! 🌟

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From Ocean Beach grooves to R&B vibes  and genre-defying sets, Wonderfront 2025 launched with a wave of sound that lit u...
05/17/2025

From Ocean Beach grooves to R&B vibes and genre-defying sets, Wonderfront 2025 launched with a wave of sound that lit up the bay. Daniel Caesar, Erick the Architect, Cavetown, and more turned San Diego’s waterfront into a vibrant stage of soul, spontaneity, and sonic exploration. Catch the full Day One recap now on The Daily Aztec website.



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SoundWave delivered an unforgettable performance at their Spring Concert on May 5, showcasing SDSU’s finest vocal talent...
05/15/2025

SoundWave delivered an unforgettable performance at their Spring Concert on May 5, showcasing SDSU’s finest vocal talent. From their award-winning ICCA set to moving Senior Solos and original compositions, the evening was a celebration of musical excellence and heartfelt farewells.

Read the full recap on our website.

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Mohamed Erekat, a Palestinian from Jerusalem and a member on the AS board of directors, was denied a feature on the Asso...
05/13/2025

Mohamed Erekat, a Palestinian from Jerusalem and a member on the AS board of directors, was denied a feature on the Associated Students (A.S.) Instagram page because he referred to what is currently happening in Gaza as a genocide within the caption of his social media draft post.

This post was meant to spotlight Erekat during Southwest Asian and North African Heritage Month as part of an ongoing series of posts to honor SWANA students who hold leadership positions within A.S.

Erekat’s highlight post was denied by A.S. Executive Director Christina Brown, due to Erekat’s inclusion of the phrase “genocide in Gaza.” Instead, he was offered “suggested alternatives” in hopes that he would substitute the phrase to “humanitarian crisis in Gaza,” “mass displacement and civilian casualties in Gaza” or “severe conflict with widespread loss of life in Gaza.”

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