The university introduced new housing options to help UCSD’s many minority groups find a sense of belonging on campus. The Guardian investigates what goes into creating these communities and why students...
On Thursday, Feb. 4, a group of Armenian students staged a sit-in protest in front of the Silent Tree, where they wore red tape across their mouths that read “Denial,” referring to the United States’...
Professor Pedro Cabrales moved from the small town of Ocaña, Colombia to the larger city of Bogotá at the age of 14, after his father was kidnapped and murdered. He passed this fact along with a reassuring...
Though not well-known, Darkstar library has nurtured a dedicated community of science fiction writers at UCSD since its inception in 1978.
Darkstar library, located above the shell of promised Taco Villa,...
Located in Muir College between Mandeville Hall and Main Gym, Original Student Center is home to a variety of student organizations and unique places to hang out. Until Price Center was completed in 1989,...
Professor Hertz’s office is lined with books on German, Jewish and modern European history. The only gap in her office is a space for her desk, which just so happens to be outlined with books as well....
Perhaps it is Professor Cristina Rivera-Garza’s unconventional philosophy toward writing that makes her one of the most prolific Mexican writers of her generation. The award-winning author of six novels,...
One year ago, the UCSD Guardian met with University Librarian Brian Schottlaender to talk about the role he plays in maintaining one of UCSD’s most iconic buildings, Geisel Library. In the interview,...
As a herd of students files into WLH 2111, it isn’t obvious who this class is meant for, as literature majors take their places next to pink-haired punks and electrical engineers. However, at 2 p.m.,...
The C.H.E. Cafe Collective has survived in spite of a three year struggle with potential closure. The Guardian takes a look at the institution’s colorful 50 year history and what lies in its future.
On...
UCSD’s Intercollegiate Athletics Department recently won an award for promoting diversity and inclusion on campus. The UCSD Guardian takes a look at the initiative the Athletics Department has taken...
In our interconnected world, putting down your phone is becoming increasingly harder to do. The Guardian investigated the most popular apps occupying UCSD students’ time and some new apps trying to break...