Being a brown girl from a conservative white Texan town, I never thought my first hate mail would come from Californians displeased with my critical writing. Yet here we are, rolling with the punches,...

 Last month, as multiple government officials introduced anti-transgender bills in their respective states, the transgender community is reminded of the fight that got them to this point and how they...

I started working with The UCSD Guardian during a very rough period in my life. My friend group had just fallen apart, I was in a bad apartment situation, and I was worrying about a new job. It was a way...

It’s been four years since I joined The UCSD Guardian, but I swear it feels more like four months sometimes. When I came to the paper my freshman year, I was too nervous to even come to recruitment,...

Hunched over in my bedroom back home over two years back — before I could change my own mind with my grubby fingers — I decided to apply for The UCSD Guardian. Nelson, our ever-present Features editor,...

I wish I could say I was joking when I said I decided to join The UCSD Guardian because of “Gilmore Girls.” It was the summer before my freshman year, and I was binge-watching my way through the daily...

One of COVID’s many impacts was that sports crawled to a halt across the world. In the UC San Diego environment without a booming sports culture, I was skeptical of how much there would be to cover....

The concepts of staunch-conservative podcasters and confident speakers who dive into the binary of men's and women’s duties are appealing to some but with it, a wave of judgment that is divisive and...

Nestled in a private corner of the Media and Communication Center lies a four-legged friend who snores loudly while indulging in a midday nap atop her fluffy pink bed. She has grueling mornings of greeting...

I will be honest, although I knew of Tyler, the Creator and listened to his music around 2015, I didn’t really become a “Tyler fan” until I hopped onto the bandwagon … I mean … listened to his...

On practically any bulletin board or available advertising space on campus such as Library Walk, you’ll probably find a poster for a religious organization there. This notable presence of religion on...

There is a crossing of both suffering and anger in response to pain but also a connection between women displaying the expression in the “right” way and one that is inappropriate.   Smile...