Opinion: UC Student Regent Position Excludes Transfers
The UC Board of Regents remains a mysterious group of seemingly “all-powerful beings” who vote on a number of issues pertaining to both
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AuthorJacob Sutherland
UC President Not Transparent Enough, State Auditor Says
Janet Napolitano and the UC Office of the President (UCOP) have failed to sufficiently implement transparency reforms, which include the implementation of documenting
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UCSD Breaks Record for Number of Applicants for Fall 2019
UC San Diego announced that 118,372 prospective freshman and transfer students have applied to the university, breaking last year’s record of 116,452 applicants,
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Opinion: Non-Citizen Voting is the Next Step to a More Progressive San Diego
Voting is one of the fundamental rights in the United States that only came about through centuries of blood, sweat, and protest. Despite
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Democrats Need to Bridge the Party Divide Before They Cross the Aisle
After Democrats won a majority in the U.S. House of Representatives last November, soon-to-be Speaker Nancy Pelosi stated that the focus of the
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The Case for Federalizing Elections
Under the federalist system we know and love, many responsibilities are divided up among federal, state, and local governments. This has allowed many
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Grindr’s New Kindr Initiative: A Step Forward in the Road to Tolerance
Grindr recently created their “Kindr” initiative with the goal of eliminating toxic masculinity and racism on their platform. Grindr is the infamous gay
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Opinion: How the Center for Ethics and Spirituality fails at Promoting Inclusion
The Center for Ethics and Spirituality comes across as an on-campus resource for students from any number of religious backgrounds to find the
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Newsrooms Need to Diversify
San Diego is a diverse community built on the unique stories of its citizens. Having a population of 41.1 percent people of
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