How We Chose
The Guardian Editorial Board conducted interviews with the presidential candidate, as well as both vice-president of external affairs candidates and both campus affairs candidates. In addition,...
In order to address the 5th highest population of homeless people in the U.S., private and public organizations of San Diego look to data to find more effective ways of helping this hidden population....
Using their observational skills, students get a behind-the-scenes look at the Career Fair.
UCSD can be stressful. As students, we have to balance our time to make sure we are involved in enough extracurriculars...
For some students, having a stable job after college isn’t enough. Rather than work for an established company, they prefer to forge their own path toward success. The UCSD Guardian spoke to some of...
Professor William Propp attended Harvard University at the age of 17 without a major but soon found a passion studying in New Eastern languages and civilizations.
When asked what sparked his interest...
The dance begins with a primal scream from the men, who are separate from the women. After the women dance around the men in what Paula Anzenberg, the UCSD Dancesport captain, calls a “mating ritual,”...
UCSD’s partnership with the La Jolla Playhouse has made for a thriving arts community when juxtaposed with the university’s STEM-dominated campus. Associate Artistic Director Jaime Castaneda offers...
With the NCAA Division-I referendum looming and tensions defining campus climate, Spirit Night presents a vision of a school with more school spirit than we have. The UCSD Guardian polled students and...
Q) What do you think is the most popular resource the lab offers?
A) 3-D printing is the DML's most popular service by far, and the most unique. We're the only place on campus offering free...
Rampant floods. Mini tornadoes by the beach. Howling winds. Not what you would normally expect to see in San Diego. But this is no ordinary winter. This year, California is being hit by unusually wet...
Rae Armantrout, a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet and professor emerita, sat down with the UCSD Guardian to talk about mutual yearning between the sciences and humanities, irony in contemporary life and...