In May of 2022, Columbia University announced the winners of the Pulitzer Prize, journalism’s most prestigious award. Among the winners was Sanna Irshad Mattoo, an Indian photojournalist for Reuters....

This piece was submitted by UC San Diego student and UCSD Guardian photographer A. Raya Moments in history flashed through my mind like scenes of a movie as I first witnessed the disturbing Instagram...

A few days ago, I saw an article in the New York Times that was titled something along the lines of “Supreme Court is leaning towards striking down the Voting Rights Act,” to paraphrase heavily. I...

This piece and eye-witness account was submitted by Maya Dilanian, a graduating third-year at UCSD. I came face-to-face with death on September 13, 2022. But so did the Armenian people. This is...

This piece was submitted by Niall Twohig. Twohig teaches in the Warren Writing Program. He dedicates this essay to contingent faculty who work magic despite what is stacked against them. He thanks those...

For dorm rooms, triples are better than singles. Triples offer opportunities for cultural exchange, learning to get along with people, making friends, and are more affordable and accessible. I’m...

It’s time to accept bipartisanship as a crisis prevention hotline.  As Hurricane Ian batters Florida and other states on the East Coast, it is important to look at how it could’ve been prevented...

The U.S. already has a de facto national identification system (national ID) — the social security number (SSN). The driver’s license is also commonly used as an ID for background checking to rent...

Even now, it's difficult for me to describe the way my stomach dropped when I first heard that Avaneesh Kanala was coming to UC San Diego. At first glance, Kanala might seem like an average UCSD transfer...

This past month the Supreme Court had a leak of a decision, which decisively overturned Roe v. Wade (1973) and the less well known Planned Parenthood v. Casey (1992). Shortly after the Roe overturning...

The season 18 finale of “Grey’s Anatomy” tackles the issue of gay men not being able to give blood. For such a niche issue, why is this topic getting more and more national attention in America?...

Expensive college costs are divesting America’s human resources by making education less accessible and limiting students’ bandwidths by making us worry about expenses and debt when we should be learning....