The California State Assembly stalled action on a bill that would have guaranteed medical coverage to every state resident via a single payer health care system a few days before the deadline on Jan....

On Jan. 25, the College Board announced that the SAT Suite of Assessments will soon be going online. Starting in 2023 for international students and in 2024 for domestic students, the digital SAT will...

The director of Chabad at UC San Diego, a Jewish Student Center, pled guilty to wire fraud charges on Jan. 26. Rabbi Yehuda Hadjadj admitted to conspiring with Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein, former director...

Week 3 At the A.S. Council’s Week 3 meeting on Jan. 19, senators discussed constitutional reforms and individual senator projects. Additionally, they discussed the new Geisel Library renovations,...

UC San Diego plans to resume using triple rooms at full capacity starting in Fall 2022. According to an email sent to students last week, the university will be able to provide an additional 700 beds...

UC San Diego will be one of 45 college campuses participating in the #CaliforniansForAll College Corps starting Fall 2022. The program offers up to 6,500 students $10,000 towards their education along...

California public schools and universities will have to provide free menstrual products in restrooms by the start of the 2022–23 school year thanks to a bill signed in October 2021, by Governor Gavin...

On Saturday, Jan. 15, San Diegans woke up to find a rare warning on their phones regarding a potential tsunami and higher than usual waves. The warning, which was issued for all cities along the Pacific...

On Jan. 10, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a $286.4 billion 2022 California budget proposal, which he plans to spend on what he claims are the “greatest existential threats” facing California — climate...

Surging Omicron cases in San Diego drove UC San Diego to extend remote learning through the first four weeks of Winter Quarter 2022. As the target date of Jan. 31 for the return to in-person instruction...

Week 1 At the Week 1 meeting on Jan. 5, the Associated Students discussed many different issues affecting the students of UC San Diego. The issues varied from the unethical research of a professor...

In the wake of the Black Lives Matter and #MeToo movements, there have been greater calls for better police accountability for using brute force and ignoring or covering up sexual assault cases. The UCSD...