Opinion: Armchair Apathy Crosses the Border
On April 29, 2018, about 200 Central Americans forming the Pueblo Sin Fronteras caravan sought asylum in the United States through San Ysidro.
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Media
Trumping Trump’s Tweets
In case you’ve been living under a rock these past few years, you might have missed when the U.S. elected the most unpopular
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Taking Hate Speech Off Its Platform
Whether it be a traveling “freak show” from the mid-1800s or a presidential campaign run by a reality-TV star in 2016, Americans have
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Your Life on the Screen: Representation in Media
I sit in front of my banged-up laptop, the Netflix-produced glow shining in the 3 a.m. darkness. An episode of “The Office” plays
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Math Is For Real, For All
Telling people I’m a math major usually ends in the same response — “Wow, you must be so smart! I could never do
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Book Review: “Free Women, Free Men: Sex, Gender, Feminism”
Like anyone great, Camille Paglia is not for everyone. For the people she is for, she is everything. She is, for a certain
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Breaking the Boundaries of Communication: Professor Daniel Hallin
When then-political science graduate student Daniel Hallin set out to write his final dissertation on public opinion and the Vietnam War, he stumbled
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The MQ Found To Be Peddler of Fake News
In light of the chaotic state of politics and recent hysteria generated through misinformation and alternative facts, the Gutter feels compelled to join
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Like, Share, Lie: How Facebook Enables False and Misleading News
In addition to partisanship, rhetoric and suspicious hair, the most recent election was also notable for a massive increase in news stories spread,
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Court Grants UCSD Motion to Dismiss Koala Injunction
UCSD and A.S. Council won a temporary legal victory on Tuesday in the ongoing lawsuit filed against them by the ACLU on behalf
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