SDSU returns home for a two-game series against current No. 12/13-ranked Arizona at SDSU Softball Stadium. The teams are ...

On the edge of Mexico City's famed Zócalo plaza, next to the ruins of the Aztec sacred pyramid known as the Templo Mayor, the remains of an animal—perhaps a dog or a wolf—were discovered.

Mother Nature had other thoughts as flights were canceled out of San Diego due to fog. The Aztecs took a bus to Orange County for a flight on Saturday morning but found delays were in order again.

Ritual Aztec whistles produced a brain-scrambling "scream," according to a new study. The objects were used during human sacrifices and may have prepared victims for their supposed descent to ...

What helped the Aztec to build a powerful and wealthy state? Among the Aztecs' sources of wealth were war, tribute, and trade. Riches grew stronger and conquered more people as they grew rich. The ...

Eclipses, the Aztec believed, threatened pregnancy. The Tzitzimitl—astral deities visible when the sun was in eclipse—were often benign figures, but when the sun was covered, they turned into ...

BLOOMFIELD – Aztec High School junior Cadin Anderson tossed a perfect game Saturday at John Gutierrez Field in the Tigers 1-0 ...

SDSU had nearly two dozen players enter the portal during the winter window, but the Aztecs were able to keep six core players in the program. Junior edge Trey White and junior linebacker Tano ...

Templo Mayor served as the religious center for the Aztec people. When Spanish conquistadors arrived in the early 16th century, the temple was among many structures that were destroyed and a new ...

There were the Iroquois were also cannibals. There were the Aztecs. Sacrificed 80,000 people over the course of four days by ripping their still-beating hearts out of their chests. And to invoke ...

the Aztecs will have one of the more experienced offensive lines of anyone Washington State faces this season. All five projected starters on the front will be seniors who were with the team last ...

Virtually all the accounts of the Aztec Empire were written by the Spaniards who overthrew it, and so they have to be read with considerable scepticism. It's all the more important, then ...