Almost exactly two years ago today, the atmosphere in Price Center Ballroom East was rapidly devolving from bitterly cold to borderline hostile.
Following weeks of debate between Students for Justice...
College students know that referencing a Wikipedia article in a paper is a universal taboo — a lazy research tactic guaranteed to diminish the legitimacy of any academic argument.
But that doesn’t...
In 1997, Robert Pera was just one of 5,000 new freshmen trying to find their way around the seemingly massive UCSD campus.
Just like any other student, he found the walk from Geisel Library to his...
Just 28 days later, Black History Month has encouraged all those who participated in the campuswide events to carry February’s message throughout the year, and everyone received a final spark of inspiration...
Looking around Price Center, it’s not hard to want something other than Subway or Burger King after having both so many times in a year.
But without a car or the time, it is only with great difficulty...
For Revelle College junior Julie Lam and UCSD’s Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers, it’s not the glass ceiling, but the bamboo ceiling that they’re trying to break.
The term, first coined...
A few weeks ago, a hooded man concealed in a black mask snuck onto our campus.
Armed with a sledgehammer, he took to the fountain next to the Student Services Center and what was once a prized...
You probably know her as Katara from “Avatar: The Last Airbender” or as Ann from “Arrested Development” (Wait, who was she again?), but Mae Whitman is now starring in the newest teen comedy movie,...
Imagine sitting in a biology class very close to dozing off into Wonderland, when the professor pulls up a comic titled “World’s Derpiest Fish” on the PowerPoint.
One would snap out of...
This competition gives students the chance to turn their ideas to reality.
It’s common for college students to want to change the world. Thanks to the University of San Diego Social Innovation Challenge,...
The UCSD Guardian had a chance to catch up with current student regent Sadia Saifuddin, a social welfare major from UC Berkeley, and Student Regent-Designate Abraham “Avi” Oved, an economics major...
For most of us, college is a time of finding our identity.
While checking a box next to a preferred choice out of a long list of majors available at UCSD may or may not have seemed definitive at the...