Spotlight on Custodial Staff: Miriam Ríos
The custodial staff work hard, but their efforts can be shrouded in invisibility. Miriam Ríos goes into the rundown of her job. At
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AuthorEunice Kim
Getting in the zone
There are opportunities to better one’s well-being and mental health all over campus, but sometimes they’re not well-known to the student population. The
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How Violent Protests Gain Traction
Violent and peaceful protests against structures and policies can easily be seen as a black-and-white moral issue, but they are both employed as
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The Revelations of Creative Writing
Student-run organization, “Revellations,” finds their members discovering their own epiphanies in writing and making these revelations known through their online posts and publication
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Banning literature isn’t a new or clean-cut concept
Book banning extends centuries back, but today–while its effects are not usually popular–it is said to keep in mind students’ safety and emotional
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How California’s Housing and Homelessness Problem Intertwine
The Omicron surge threw plans for reopening UC San Diego in a smooth manner into disarray. Now, the housing availability crisis which occurred
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The NFTs are the New Meta(verse)
The rise of cryptocurrency also saw the rise of NFTs, a new way to digitally “own” something. The new wave of technology is
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The Blurred Lines of Personal Environmental Responsibility and Convenience
Generation Z, with advances in technology and production methods, face complications over the environmental awareness also growing. With both consumerist and environmentalist actions
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Why are Lecturers Speaking Out?
Recently on campus, lecturers rallied at campus in order to call for better pay and acknowledgement. They are seeking some sort of stability
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Ren Sy: a girl who doesn’t run out of ideas
Skating is one of the many outdoor activities that were put on hold. With the pandemic’s end on the horizon, staff writer Eunice
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