One of the largest infrastructure projects in San Diego’s history –– the Mid-Coast Trolley project –– is set to begin final construction on April 16 on Genesee Avenue. The five-year project...

This is the A.S. Council Brief for Week 3 and 4 of Spring Quarter 2021. At Associated Students’ Week 3 council meeting on Wednesday, April 14, senators discussed the upcoming class of 2021 graduation...

Following a safety review and two meetings by the Centers for Disease Control’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, the CDC lifted its recommended pause on the Janssen COVID-19 vaccine, more...

Beginning in Fall Quarter 2022, the African American Studies Program will issue a new Bachelor of Arts degree in Black diaspora and African American studies. They will continue to offer it as the minor...

The nationwide clinical trial aims to answer whether vaccinated persons can transmit asymptomatic COVID-19 infections to others. The PreventCovidU study is recruiting UCSD students to participate in this...

UC San Diego announced its plans for in-person learning starting Fall Quarter 2021. While the majority of courses will be taught in-person, the university will still provide accommodations for students...

In a campus-wide email sent out on Wednesday, April 14, the UC San Diego Office of the Chancellor provided major updates to the commencement ceremonies that are slated to take place on Saturday, June...

Starting April 15, San Diegans 16 and up will be eligible to receive their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. In light of this announcement, many San Diego residents and Americans alike may be confused...

This A.S. Council Brief is for Weeks 1 and 2 of Spring Quarter 2021. Week 1 The Associated Student Council held its Week 1 meeting on March 31, 2021 to discuss the establishment of performance standards...

Elsevier and the University of California came to a new agreement, effective since Thursday, April 1, under a four-year contract enabling all the UC campuses to read and publish academic research in Elsevier...

The University of California Office of the President sent a UC-wide email to students, staff, and academics on April 2 to inform the community of a nationwide cyberattack that compromised their personal...

This year, in lieu of candidate interviews, The UCSD Guardian editorial board elected to conduct voluntary candidate statements. The statements are responses to a general prompt drafted by the editorial...