The founder of The Secret Cookie Service talks about his experiences running the notorious dessert delivery network and his plans for its future. Now a staple of late-night snack sources on...

Students interested in studying abroad can rest assured that they are in good company. According to the Office of Student Research and Information, 1,100 UCSD students studied abroad in 53 different countries...

The Triton Fall Job Fair will be held Oct. 22 to Oct. 23 on Library Walk from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Find out about what to expect, the current job market for students and how to land the job you really...

In light of pending changes to the MCAT, scheduled to begin in 2015, students who plan to apply to medical school next year must decide between the current, shorter exam and the new seven-hour test. The...

University Centers promotes today’s grand opening of the Graffiti Art Park, a new maintained space on campus for students to freely express public displays of art. For the wandering artists left discouraged...

On Sept. 29, Janet Napolitano marked the end of her first year as president of the University of California by holding a press conference in Oakland with UC campus newspapers to discuss issues and policies...

California has adopted the nation’s first affirmative consent standard for sexual assault policy, prompting a look at what these changes mean for UCSD students and what resources are available.       LEGISLATION On...

Lindsey Handley, COO of ThoughtSTEM, a start-up founded by UCSD graduate students, discusses the company’s Codespells project. Whereas the United Kingdom has made computer programming classes in primary...

Librarian Adele Barsh discusses UCSD Library’s Banned Books Week event at Geisel Library on Oct. 1 and its goal of raising awareness about censorship and intellectual freedom.   Book banning...

UCSD Professor David Kleinfeld and Assistant Professor Brenda Bloodgood discuss their respective projects after winning concept grants for brain research as part of a national initiative.   UCSD,...

Warren College senior Kirsten Koa’s childhood was filled with various Nintendo and computer games. A kid at heart, Koa’s interests in gaming led her toward choosing computer science as her major....

UCSD junior transfer student Allen Theweny, a mayoral candidate for the city of El Cajon, discusses his inspirations and aspirations as a politician. On any warm, sunny afternoon, while strolling through...