Whether UC San Diego community members had the experience of being comforted by petting their warm speckled coats or losing lunches to their sneaky snouts along the cement stoops of  Library Walk, UCSD...

The A.S. Office of Local Affairs presents their Disability Justice Campaign to Senate Members after three years of voicing the concerns of disabled students at the University of California with little...

Editor’s Note: This article contains potentially upsetting discussions regarding domestic and sexual violence.  A few years ago, a peer told me about being on the sidelines while her parents had...

Amidst the backdrop of higher education and federal regulation, passionate students and staff work to reimagine drug use, attitudes, and support systems in the UCSD community. Whether or not drug...

Recent compact card games and conversation starter books like “We’re Not Really Strangers” and “Eight Dates: Essential Conversations for a Lifetime of Love,” intend to foster something universal:...

Urban Studies and Planning Professor Keith Pezzoli involves students in his efforts to combat the climate crisis. Around three-quarters of Americans believe that global warming is happening and...

Geisel Library is a defining point of UC San Diego’s campus, a reminder of what the university stands for as a public research university, and a reliable resource for students and visitors alike. For...

“We fight disease, climate change, and systemic racism,” Chancellor Pradeep Khosla boasts about UC San Diego. In fact, sustainability is supposedly fabricated into the university’s DNA by the likes...

Academic workers win historical strike, but worries stream as the unpredictable future unfolds.    On Nov. 14, almost 48,000 academic workers across all nine campuses initiated the largest...

Preceding many UC San Diego lectures or events — often from the humanities departments — professors or TAs note that UCSD students, members, and faculty reside on unceded Kumeyaay land. The lines...