In recent years, sanctuary cities that prohibit police and employee cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement have gained more prominence, serving as potential tools for fighting deportation...
Money is not always the milk of politics, and perception is not always reality. Have you ever wondered where all those contributions go in City Council elections? There is only so much campaigning one...
Apple recently released the newest iterations of the iPhone at an Apple Special Event on September 7. With added features like stereo speakers and an IP67 rating — which makes the newest iPhones water-resistant...
Stepping onto campus after this summer break means something different for everyone. For some, it’s the entrance to what could one day be an athletic powerhouse. For some, it’s the first steps onto...
Alicia Garza, Opal Tometi and Patrisse Cullors — better known as the founders of #BlackLivesMatter — have undoubtedly catalyzed a discussion of flaws within the American justice system. Yet in criticizing...
Too often I find that the release of products is coupled with a disconnect from the functionality of that product. Perhaps the most obvious example is the inclusion of only a single USB-Type C port in...
Restrictions On House Rental Companies in San Diego Neglect to Effectively Address Lack of Affordable Housing.
Last month, the Democratic candidate for San Diego City Council District 1 Barbara Bry wrote...
As an education professor, I focus on educational equity and education reform, particularly for students who have been under-served historically by the public school system. Social scientists have long...
The official closure of the University Art Gallery marks the most recent move in the administrative removal of student art spaces from campus. At such a point, it will take much more than the protest and...
UCSD administration recently announced it would continue its ambitious plan to raise over $2 billion in private donations over the next 10 years, despite setbacks and uncertainty surrounding the program....
Since the 1980s, raves have offered teenagers and young adults an alternative place to expand their minds through electronic dance music, dancing, and recreational drug use. Although many attendees will...
Editor,
Your May 11th editorial foolishly called on the university to prevent Greek students from receiving campus-sponsored scholarships because fraternities and sororities discriminate on the basis...