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AI-generated SDSU student uses Instagram to promote paid explicit content
The Daily Aztec
An AI-generated Instagram profile, which has amassed over 20,000 followers, is currently using SDSU’s brand for the promotion of paid explicit AI content. The account, under the name Kaia Wilder (@kaiawildr), posts AI images of a blonde girl posing as an SDSU communications student. Some posts include Wilder dressed in SDSU merch, while others show...
Erykah Badu gives San Diego wisdom ‘Before The World Blows’
The Daily Aztec
Erykah Badu and The Alchemist brought the audience into their intimate creative space at Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre on Sept. 26. Badu took fans on a journey through time, unraveling music from her entire discography throughout the night. Nearly 16 years after her last album, five-time Grammy winner and neo-soul pioneer Badu...
Monthly Media Picks: Binge-worthy and iconic TV shows
The Daily Aztec
The 78th Primetime Emmys took over regularly programmed airwaves on Sept. 14, celebrating the creatives who keep audiences captivated. In spirit of TV’s biggest award night, Arts and Culture September media picks reflect on TV classics and contemporary shows that stick with viewers. – Emely and Ashley “Twin Peaks” (1990) – Quinn As spooky season...
Los estudiantes exigen seguimiento a la resolución de la Associated Students destinada a apoyar a la población migrante
The Daily Aztec
Decenas de estudiantes levantaron carteles en los que se leía “no necesitamos palabras, necesitamos hechos” mientras expresaban críticas a las medidas de protección para los inmigrantes de la universidad durante el turno de comentarios públicos en una reunión de la Associated Students el miércoles pasado. La mayoría de los estudiantes que comentaron durante
A new Pac-12 era begins for women’s soccer as conference play launches
The Daily Aztec
After a hot start to the 2026 season, the San Diego State women’s soccer team (6-2-1) kicks off its first Pac-12 match, hosting the Boise State Broncos (8-1-1) on Thursday. It marks the first conference match outside the Mountain West for both programs following their move to the Pac-12. The rebuilding of the Pac-12 includes...
One of the best things about SDSU is going off campus
The Daily Aztec
There are several reasons students choose to attend different colleges. I am positive that for many students on SDSU’s campus, the location was one of its many advantages written on the pros-and-cons list. San Diego is one of America’s major cities, known for its great year-round weather, amazing beaches, surfing and more. This is why...
New conference, same ambitions: looking into Aztec men’s soccer’s Pac-12 calendar
The Daily Aztec
SDSU’s men’s soccer came into 2026 with high hopes for the competition to come. Slotting in at a predicted No. 3 finish on the Pac-12’s Preseason Impact List, it seemed the Aztecs had a solid chance at a championship title. Their rough start to the season leaves them with little room for error as they...
Aztecs remain prepared ahead of Pac-12 opener against lethal Texas State squad
The Daily Aztec
To say San Diego State football’s 1-3 start to the 2026 season has not been ideal would be an understatement. After a dominant victory in week one over Portland State (1-4), the Aztecs have gone on a three-game losing streak, dropping games to UCLA (4-0), James Madison University (4-0), and the University of Toledo (3-1). ...
What to expect for SDSU football’s first go-round in Pac-12 conference play
The Daily Aztec
San Diego State football enters the Pac-12 looking to turn a new page on the season. Entering conference play at 1-3, SDSU has shown flashes of what it is capable of, but the team is still searching for more consistency. SDSU’s defense allows 28.8 points per game on average, and the offense averages 23 points...
Students demand follow up on Associated Students’ resolution meant to support immigrant population
The Daily Aztec
Dozens of students held up signs that read “we don’t need words, we need action” while voicing criticisms of the university’s immigrant protections during public comment at an Associated Students meeting last Wednesday. The majority of the students that commented at the meeting belong to Movimiento Estudiantil Chicanx de Aztlán (M.E.Ch.A.), a student-run org
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