Whether you were listening to Beyoncé slay as Nala in The Lion King or looking out at the beautiful sunset at the San Diego County Fair, if you missed anything that happened on campus over summer break, we’ve got you covered.

The Guardian sat down with students from Village Discussions in “Discursive Healing: A Look at Village Discussions.”

UCSD Transportation proposed weekend parking rates, which led to mass student opposition.

Despite Large Student Opposition, UCSD Will Charge for Weekend Parking Starting Fall Quarter
UCSD Transportation Will Work with Students to Develop Weekend Parking Fee for Fall Quarter 2019

The Guardian traveled to Washington, D.C. to witness a historic (and controversial) Supreme Court ruling to uphold partisan gerrymandering.

The Guardian in DC: Supreme Court Upholds Partisan Gerrymandering

Students across California demonstrated at the July UC Board of Regents meeting in support of on-campus medication abortion.

Today and every day, we will continue to show up for #AbortionCareOnCampus until all CA students can get the care we need without unnecessary burdens or delay. It’s long past time to pass #SB24! pic.twitter.com/IbMUa4JBqO

— URGE California (@URGE__CA) July 17, 2019

Students Demonstrate for On Campus Medication Abortion Access

Tragedy struck the North Torrey Pines Living and Learning Community when one construction worker was killed and several were injured in an accident.

Incident at UCSD Construction Site leaves Multiple Injured, One Dead

UC President Janet Napolitano announced her resignation in a September Regents Board meeting, following her six year tenure.

“My time at UC has been deeply gratifying & rewarding.”—UC President Janet Napolitano announced today that she will step down in August 2020 after seven years of leading California's preeminent public university system. https://t.co/tHuU0ZvkMd pic.twitter.com/HShpC14gat

— University of California (@UofCalifornia) September 18, 2019

Janet Napolitano Announces Resignation from UC Presidency