Going, Going, Gone: Resource Centers Need Love Too
After a decade of rapid expansion and another record-breaking year of admissions offers, UC San Diego will be home to nearly 39,000 students
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Op-Ed
Op-Ed: Vote YES on the CALPIRG Referenda
As the campus looks forward to elections opening on TritonLink starting April 9, it is important that students start to consider not only
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Repair the Trust, Decrease the Tuition
In the 1960s, the University of California was, at least on paper, dedicated to remaining tuition-free. Now tuition is at $12,630 system-wide and
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Napolitano Can’t Have It Both Ways
On issues of concern to immigrants and our families, UC President Janet Napolitano is guilty of either serial hypocrisy or a troubling pattern
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Moving Forward with Division I
In Winter Quarter 2016, the Associated Students of UC San Diego voted to bring an NCAA Division I Referendum into the hands of
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Op-Ed: Fund the UC with Integrity and Transparency
On April 25, 2017, the California State Auditor’s office released a shocking report on the budgetary practices of the University of California Office
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Op-Ed: Community Choice Energy Key Player In Local Climate Change Policy
Deep in the flood of disturbing reports, policy changes and sardonic commentary flowing from Washington D.C., the Trump administration has been recklessly undoing
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Op-Ed: Layoffs Affecting Theater Production Staff at UCSD Lacked Tact
On the morning after the presidential election, the UC San Diego department of theater and dance laid off all 21 employees in the
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Op-Ed: Urging UCSD To Help Refugees Through A Scholarship Program
Education is a scarce and precious resource — but a vital one. For those in pursuit of a higher education in war-torn areas, the
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Op-Ed: Why I Won’t Accept the Dalai Lama As A Commencement Speaker
What I am writing cannot represent all Chinese students’ thoughts, but most of us share the same disappointment about the university’s invitation of
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