In April 2022, The UCSD Guardian staff writer Benjamin Liou wrote an article regarding UC San Diego’s failure to correct the detrimental housing crisis. Liou stated that the lack of funds being allocated...

In the quest for efficiency, UC San Diego — like many other universities — has woven electric scooters into the fabric of campus life. This shift, while seemingly innocuous, demands a close look at...

Editor’s Note: This editorial is reflective of the editorial boards of the affiliated newspapers. It does not necessarily speak for the entire staff or the newspapers’ stance on the issue as organizations. The...

Military funding has hit an all-time high and the defense industry continues to expand, causing the U.S. public’s growing political awareness to be drawn toward the federal government’s financial favoritism...

The Supreme Court has a long and proud tradition of justices who have profoundly shaped the legal and moral debates surrounding a wide range of issues in American life. Now, however, whenever the time...

On Nov. 5, most of the United States, barring Arizona and Hawaii, set their clocks back an hour to resume what is known as Standard Time. Although many lament about earlier sunsets and prolonged nights,...

For many years, the number of Housing Dining Hospitality employees at UC San Diego has dwindled. The amount of work HDH must complete is significantly disproportionate to the amount of student workers...

The advent of the smartphone has been the greatest predator of boredom. Anytime boredom dares to show itself, from waiting in a long line to commuting on the bus, phones are always there to viciously tamp...

As Week 6 of the quarter begins, many freshmen are probably coming to a reckoning: the “college experience” is wildly underwhelming. Allured with the promise of constant fun and nights out, their lives...

Until coming to college at UC San Diego, I grew up attending only Catholic schools. In my time at these schools, sex was a taboo subject, something that was practically forbidden to talk about, and when...

The traditional belief in political science is that the incumbent candidate usually has a significant advantage over their challenger. However, the incumbent advantage for current U.S. President Joe Biden’s...

The concept of a lawn originated in the 18th century as a status symbol, a glorification that has remained steady over decades and into modern times. However, the benefits of reexamining this culture and...