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UCSD Pioneers New Surgery Method

UCSD Pioneers New Surgery Method

New computer-assisted techniques will make knee operations more accurate UCSD Health System became the first in the nation to use a device that improves surgical precision and accuracy.…

February 24, 2014No CommentRead More

FierceBiotech Ranks UCSD in Top 10 for Research Spending

FierceBiotech Ranks UCSD in Top 10 for Research Spending

The National Institute of Health awarded $362 million in grants, $32 million less than the previous year FierceBiotech ranked UCSD eighth in its list of the ten U.S.…

February 20, 2014No CommentRead More

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UCSD in a Snap

UCSD in a Snap

The creator of UCSD Memes and UCSD Confessions talks about his newest Facebook page, UCSD…

February 24, 2014No CommentRead More

Breaking into the Business

Breaking into the Business

UCSD alumnus Brian Grassadonia speaks about how his experiences at UCSD led him to his…

February 24, 2014No CommentRead More

Building Blocks for Student Housing

Building Blocks for Student Housing

A UCSD campus founder of OnMyBlock, a website and app that aims to improve the…

February 24, 20141 CommentRead More

Student Life

And This it How it Feels, As We Go On

And This it How it Feels, As We Go On

I want to start off by saying something that might be strange, but it’s something I know I’ll be saying a lot in the near future, and that…

February 27, 2014No CommentRead More

How much do you know about UCSD? The Guardian Hits Library Walk

How much do you know about UCSD? The Guardian Hits Library Walk

Reporting by Laira Martin Shot and Edited by Keita Funakawa Sound by Clifford Hoang Answers: A.S. President: Andy Buselt UCSD Chancellor: Pradeep Khosla UC President: Janet Napolitano UCSD…

February 10, 2014No CommentRead More

Freshmen Faux Pas

Freshmen Faux Pas

When I was in high school, I remember asking my friend what she liked most about her first year in college. Heavily influenced by television and movies as…

January 9, 2014No CommentRead More

Holiday Gift Guide

Holiday Gift Guide

1. Boozy Christmas By Teddi Faller, Contributing Writer Drinking Game “Lights, Camera, Booze” $14.95, Barnes & Noble Nothing says “Merry Christmas” like drinking games to your favorite movies,…

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Transportation and Bylaws Referendums Headed for Ballot, A.S Activity Fee Reduced

To begin with, last night’s council meeting had a…

Students Rally for End to Prison Industrial Complex

Students Rally for End to Prison Industrial Complex

Campus groups mobilized to draw attention to the difference…

Students Will Vote On A.S. Council Constitution Changes

Students Will Vote On A.S. Council Constitution Changes

  After weeks of exchanging proposed amendments to the…

Transportation and Bylaws Referendums Headed for Ballot

Transportation and Bylaws Referendums Headed for Ballot

I got my taste of fame at last night’s…

Oscars 2014

Oscars 2014

Best Picture: “12 Years a Slave” A common complaint…

Play Review: “The Who and the What”

Play Review: “The Who and the What”

  Directed by Kimberly Senior Written by Ayad Akhtar…

Dueling Gladiators on Library Walk Promote Upcoming Action Flick “Pompeii”

Dueling Gladiators on Library Walk Promote Upcoming Action Flick “Pompeii”

Dressed in leather armor, masked by lustrous helmets and…

A Tale Best For Winter

A Tale Best For Winter

The Old Globe Theatre brings the Bard’s comedy to…

Coffee Break: Espresso Mio

Coffee Break: Espresso Mio

  Location: 1920 Fort Stockton Dr. San Diego, CA…

Restaurant Review: Up2You Cafe

Restaurant Review: Up2You Cafe

With endless desserts in Mason jars, thrift-shop-chic couches, kitschy…

Coffee Break: Meshuggah Shack

Coffee Break: Meshuggah Shack

  Hours: Monday 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. Tuesday…

Guardian Goes Global: Soltan Banoo

Guardian Goes Global: Soltan Banoo

The Guardian samples the world’s cuisine in San Diego.…

Pop Duo Karmin to Headline Rock’n Roosevelt

Pop Duo Karmin to Headline Rock’n Roosevelt

This year’s Rock’n Roosevelt show, which will be held…

Scripps Pier will Undergo $25 Million Renovation

Scripps Pier will Undergo $25 Million Renovation

UCSD and the UC Board of Regents have finalized…

Lights & Sirens

Lights & Sirens

Friday, Feb. 14 3:54 p.m.: Disturbance, Psych Subject A…

Proposed Bylaw Changes Stalled

Proposed Bylaw Changes Stalled

College councils of ERC, Marshall, and Sixth blocked reforms…

Sun God Policy Changes Need Student Support

Last quarter, the Guardian Editorial Board correctly predicted that…

It’s Alright to Skip Revelle in Rome

I went through the WebReg enrollment process last week…

Prop. 209 Is Just Fine

California will not solve its higher education diversity problems…

Guest Commentary: “Remembering the cookout, the noose, and their aftermath”

Guest Commentary: “Remembering the cookout, the noose, and their aftermath”

Four years ago, the fragile tranquility of the La…

Lifestyle

Travel Guide 2014

                As Spring Break approaches and we trek further on to the end of our academic year, the sun rises…

March 6, 2014No Comment

Editorials

Money Matters

Minimum wage increases may compensate for inflation rates, but in order to effectively reduce poverty, government subsidies must also be implemented Poor college students desperately seek employment…

February 24, 2014No Comment

News & Features

3/6/2014 Rainy Fridays

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March 6, 2014No Comment

Arts & Entertainment

Album Review: “Voices” by Phantogram

Confident sophomore album by electro-pop duo wows with stand-out tracks and controlled, refined sound “Voices,” the newest release by New York electro-pop duo Phantogram, has a song…

February 20, 2014No Comment