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UCSD Installs Chargers for Electric Cars

UCSD Installs Chargers for Electric Cars

Rhine-Westphalia implemented 26 chargers for electric vehicles on campus.    Photo Courtesy of blog.oregonlive.com UCSD is taking part in the Intelligent Charging Project initiated by the California Energy…

April 14, 2014No CommentRead More

Study Finds Signs of Autism in Early Stages of Pregnancy

Study Finds Signs of Autism in Early Stages of Pregnancy

UCSD researchers discover that autistic children are missing key genetic markers in the cerebral cortex. A recent study led by professor of neurosciences and Director of the UCSD…

April 7, 2014No CommentRead More

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Medication Education

Medication Education

The director of Partners in Medication Therapy talks about the recent launch of meducship.org and…

March 31, 2014No CommentRead More

Game-Changing Service

Game-Changing Service

UCSD sophomore Sneha Jayaprakash, sponsored by Microsoft, is working to help promote social change through…

March 31, 2014No CommentRead More

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

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, 2014Comments OffRead 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,…

December 5, 2013Comments OffRead More

TRITONS FORWARD SWEEPS

TRITONS FORWARD SWEEPS

  The Tritons Forward slate, led by presidential candidate…

Council May Not Fund ’14 Cultural Graduations

Council May Not Fund ’14 Cultural Graduations

The yearly alternative ceremonies may be cancelled due to…

Alumni Will Receive Free Career Guidance

Alumni Will Receive Free Career Guidance

The Career Services Center will provide access to job…

Starbucks, UCEN Continue Talks

Starbucks, UCEN Continue Talks

The coffee giant hopes to open in Price Center…

Album Review: “Lights Out” by Ingrid Michaelson

Album Review: “Lights Out” by Ingrid Michaelson

The indie pop songstress is all grown up in…

Battle of the Bands

Battle of the Bands

On April 15, The Loft will turn into a…

Album Review: “Walk Through Walls” By Katie Herzig

Album Review: “Walk Through Walls” By Katie Herzig

The grammy-nominated singer-songwriter’s fifth studio album fails to reach…

Film Review: Captain America: The Winter Soldier

Film Review: Captain America: The Winter Soldier

The latest Marvel entry’s overly ambitious conspiracy takes such…

Your Healthier Lifestyle: A Food Breakdown

Your Healthier Lifestyle: A Food Breakdown

Looking at what ingredients go into food, whether natural…

Showdown: TACO TUESDAY TUSSLE

Showdown: TACO TUESDAY TUSSLE

The Guardian visits two similarly themed restaurants, samples their…

Guardian Goes Global: Pokez

Guardian Goes Global: Pokez

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

Coffee Break: Espresso Mio

Coffee Break: Espresso Mio

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

Lights & Sirens

Lights & Sirens

Lights and Sirens is compiled from the Police Crime…

Parking Display Makes its Debut

Parking Display Makes its Debut

TPS inaugurated new parking availability displays in Gilman Parking…

Gilman Gains New Bike Lanes

Gilman Gains New Bike Lanes

New green street markings painted on campus’ Gilman Drive…

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

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

Quick Takes: Sudbury Valley School

Quick Takes: Sudbury Valley School

The Sudbury Valley School and the related ‘unschooling’ education…

Tipping the Scale

Tipping the Scale

While Obama’s executive order for the equal pay cause…

Stank Face or Not, She Might Be Friendly

Stank Face or Not, She Might Be Friendly

When my professor instructed everyone to pair up with…

Student Votes Are Key to Effective A.S. Council

Student Votes Are Key to Effective A.S. Council

As students, we are quick to complain about all…

Lifestyle

10 Things That Have Changed at UCSD Since 2010

#ThrowBackThursday with the Guardian UCSD MEMES, CONFESSIONS AND SNAPS DIDN’T EXIST Instead of these Facebook pages, we had “Like-a-Little,” a website where people would anonymously post about…

April 3, 20141 Comment

Editorials

Smart Compromise Resolves AFSCME Strike

  The strikers can now put their picket signs away as the University of California and the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees 3299 finally…

April 3, 2014No Comment

News & Features

Lights & Sirens

Lights and Sirens is compiled from the Police Crime Log at police.ucsd.edu. Friday, April 4 7:17 a.m.: Suspicious Person Several subjects were stealing shrubbery from bushes near…

April 14, 2014No Comment

Arts & Entertainment

Film Review: Divergent

Despite boasting themes of noncomformity, “Divergent” is formulaic and predictable. Directed by Neil Burger. Starring Shailene Woodley, Theo James, Ansel Elgort, Kate Winslet. Rated PG-13. Release Date March 21.…

April 3, 2014No Comment