Professor Tricia Gallagher-Geurtsen and Her Fight for Equity
For nearly all her life, professor Tricia Gallagher-Geurtsen has been working hard at not only improving herself as a teacher but the educational
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Education
UCSD Preparing to Introduce Education Major in Next Few Years
UC San Diego is in the process of introducing an education major that would debut in one or two years. The idea of
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Victims of Sex Trafficking Require UCSD Aid to Meet Educational Needs
America’s finest city, beneath the illustrious façade of pristine beaches, parks, and sunny weather, is severely ill, and so many of her citizens
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Campus Group Starts Book Clubs for Inmates to Reduce Recidivism Rates
UC San Diego students are taking to prisons in efforts to reduce San Diego county’s recidivism rates. In sponsoring book clubs for inmates
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Math & Masculinity: Least Iconic Duo
In 2016, female high school students scored an average of 30 points lower on the math section of the SAT compared to male
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Saying Goodbye to OASIS Director Patrick Velasquez
Two weeks ago, I realized I had been waking up wrong my entire life. Walking into Patrick Velasquez’s brightly lit office on a
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The Plight of the College Student
“Art is everywhere in our terribly visual culture. You don’t have to study art. You’re living it.” –Professor Norman Bryson Professor Norman Bryson
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DeVos’s Capacity for Damage Limited by Low Political Capital, Checks & Balances
On February 7, Mike Pence cast his tie-breaking vote confirming Betsy DeVos, an appointee by President Trump, as secretary of education. Prior to
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Education for Whom?
Among the climate change denier and Goldman Sachs executive, Donald Trump’s future cabinet has been marred by inexperience and old money. Such is
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