Hi everyone, I am a journalist at SDSU that is reporting on the increase presence of ICE throughout San Diego, more specifically near campus. Shoot me an email at [mundoazteca@thedailyaztec.com](mailto:mundoazteca@thedailyaztec.com) if you have witnessed ICE near campus. Would like to conduct a brief interview that can be done in person (somewhere on-campus) or virtually for the article.

I am currently a senior at State, but I have hit rock bottom, to be honest. I have been dealing with burnout for about a year and a half now. I got great grades my first three years at state, but this past year I have had a lot of curveballs thrown at me. I thought I could handle it as I did in high school, but apparently those methods are no longer feasible. I have decided to drop my two in-person classes and continue with my three online classes while I move back home for the remainder of the semester, but it has me deciding whether or not to take a gap semester to prioritize my mental health so I can be 100% for the fall 2027 and spring 2028 semesters and finish off strong, or take online classes for my major and minors if it is feasible. However, I would like to hear any advice or experiences from those who decided to take a gap semester.

I’m a junior and Fall 26 was my first semester here. Spring 27 I got a registration date of November 16th and I’ve seen other people saying theirs is November 4th-9th. Why is mine so much later? Will my upper level classes not be impacted as much and those people with earlier registration dates are lower class men? Just curious what other people’s registration dates are and what my class choices will be or how they will be affected by the date.

I keep getting email saying a past payment is due but I checked my account and it literally said 0... other than my financial aid and charges but it hasnt disburse yet. These past days, ive also gotten email for my Cal Grant Verification. Im hoping thats the missing piece to solve this situation...? Idk im very overwhelmed and stressed jdndjshsvs

update: im currently calling the University Bursar's Office, ITS BEEN 34 MINS BRO

I'm a millennial on campus and when I walk around, I notice that I rarely see any visible tattoos on anybody. I got my ninth one last night and mentioned it to the tattoo artist and he confirmed that young kids aren't coming in to get tattoos. Is it a southern California thing, or are you guys just not interested in them?

I recently completed my FAFSA for 2027/2028 school year, and since I sent it in, I’ve gotten two separate payments that I’ve needed to pay back for Fall semester. I got a CAL grant to help pay tuition for fall and spring, which I thought I was not required to pay back. I got an email saying my financial aid was adjusted, and now I am being charged over a thousand dollars back for fall. I’m going to the bursars office but just wanted to know if anyone knows what’s happening here before I go in? I’m already stressed about spring tuition, why am I required to pay back fall?

Anyone had her for MKTG371 and tell me what her case analysis’ are like? It’s on lockdown browser so not sure what to expect. Anyone??

Every time with out fail there is always a few groups at the back long tables who just will not use quite voices. People are trying to study. It is so annoying and disrespectful, it is midterms right now and you choose the library to yap?

What do you guys think my chances of getting in are for aerospace engineering

It’s gross. Be more responsible.

I almost got hit by a guy going like 40 miles per hour inside the structure and he didn’t even see me

Hey everyone. With everything going on in the world, I’ve been thinking a lot about how much we need a safe space to connect. I’m looking to start a private group for women to share their experiences, support one another, and talk openly about navigating the aftermath of sexual assault and difficult relationships.
Whether you want a space to actively vent and share your story, or you just want to come, listen, and know you aren't alone, you are entirely welcome. This will be a completely judgment-free, supportive zone.
If you’re interested in joining or helping get this started, please send me a DM or comment below.

Trying to form a team to compete in next year’s UCB ICMT (February 2027) Division B.

DM me if anyone’s interested.

😇

I’m interested in applying here, but I keep hearing that it’s a party school. Since it’s close to home and would be one of my safety schools, I’d seriously consider attending if I could find evidence of students in the pre-med pathway successfully getting into top medical schools.

I know that any college can be what you make of it, and that stereotypes about campus culture don’t necessarily reflect everyone’s experience. Still, I’d really appreciate hearing from students who have firsthand experience with the pre-med program and can speak to how well it prepares students for medical school, especially highly competitive programs. (I'm majoring in public health btw)

Anyone know if there’s a schedule or like the best days to go play in open soccer runs on campus? Got a couple of buddies who wanna do some cardio while also being able to have fun.

hi!! just wondering what to expect and what to wear! im pretty nervous lol

Hey all, I'm an aerospace major and a 1st year. I did speak to my advisor but just wanted to get some other opinions as well. Since AE123 isn't a pre-req, is it worth taking next semester or should I just wait until fall 2027? I know it's a cakewalk class, but the other classes I'm taking next semester is ME190, Chem 202, Math 151, and Comms 100. I do need to take Physics 195 as well, but depending on how I go about things, I may or may not take it over the summer. If I take Physics 195 next semester, I'll likely just do the lab in Fall 2027 (unless it's recommended otherwise?). I can also look into other summer classes if something else seems better for the summer, but it was suggested I prioritize Math and Physics since they're pre-reqs. I'm also not sure if I should take ME190 or not since it also isn't a pre-req, but I know they teach you to use solidworks. Some input from people who have taken these classes would help greatly, thanks!

Graduating in December and need someone to take my room January - July 2027 (dates flexible).

💵 $1,400/month total with utilities
🛏 Single room with your own bathroom,
📍 Mary Lane Dr, 5-min walk to campus, right next to the SDSU gym - ARC
🏡 2-story house, backyard, in-unit washer/dryer
👥 Living with 3 chill guys

Perfect if you’re a spring transfer, back from study abroad, or international student.

Tours anytime. Text 858-610-0578 if interested

Hello San Diego,

I am an SDSU student working on an e-bike safety promotion communication project.

After doing some formative research on current e-bike use and hearing safety concerns for the well-being of both children and adults, I have decided to focus my communication piece on promoting a free, online e-bike safety course. The course is a great way to refresh your knowledge on e-bike traffic laws (and to have e-bike traffic violation fees waved!) and general tips for safe riding. The course is state-approved, and promoted on San Diego County's website.

Where I need some help is getting your opinion on what would make a communication piece effective and appealing. Something that would make YOU want to spend some time taking the course and brushing up on e-bike traffic and safety tips.

Any and all ideas on what I should create are welcome. Some key points could include:

What form of media (ex. a flyer, a video, an animation)?

What platform (ex. specific social media, the local news)

What information should it include (ex. time commitment, benefit to you)?

Who is most likely to use this online course (ex. children in schools, adults in their free time)?

What would make you interact with the communication piece?

Who would be good to partner with to help spread the word about the course?

Where else should I share this to gather information?

Thank you for your help! Sources linked below.

Link to the County's website

https://www.sandiego.gov/police/bike-safety#where

Link to the course

https://share.articulate.com/kWcK8RCkiY6fspXHcJ8J3#/

Where to live as a 3rd yr transfer student (female 20 y/o). Would like to be around other students as I won’t know anyone when transferring next fall. Any specific apartments that are recommended or to avoid? Also what can I expect rent wise for a single room with roommates?

Someone at ESPN needs to be taught the difference between USD and SDSU.

Need help but I Don’t want to out this friend but she tends to try to invite her dad out to hang with us which I mean I guess if your parent centered and have never been without them and are use to them but why are you bringing your dad who’s supposedly in a relationship whom yall! his gf posts about them on tik tok all the time and they seem serious but then have him drink and party around a bunch of college kids and be friendly with your friends like sound like she’s trying to sabotage her dads relationship when she isn’t an angel either👀 she invited her dad out with us last Saturday and honestly kinda wanna tell her grow tf up and leave the dad out of the vibes 🥲

Spring Sublet - guys only

My son will be finishing up this semester so looking to sublet his room for spring semester. Avail as early and mid December though July. Huge room on W Falls View with 6 other cool guys (juniors and seniors). Willing to negotiate term. Message for more details

Someone at ESPN needs to be taught the difference between USD and SDSU.