San Diego County currently hosts the fourth largest homeless population in the nation, trailing only Seattle, Los Angeles and New York City. Given this state of affairs, one would expect the city to focus...

Is terrorism linked with Islam? Every time I hear this question, I cringe. It’s a possible narrative to believe when looking at popular media, yet when looking at hard data, it is simply not the truth....

In the past few months, issues relating to the Israel-Palestine conflict and the broader issue of anti-Semitism have come to the forefront of administrative discourse on campuses across California. Citing...

As the music festival season dawns, we see a growth in emerging artists, celebrity style icons and — what has become a frustrating trend and persistent issue in fashion — cultural appropriation. Many...

Prom season is around the corner, and with it comes the unavoidable talks about teenage binge drinking at parties across America. We glance over the cost that underage binge drinking has on society —...

With almost 34,000 students and over 2,000 acres, UCSD’s size can make it difficult to establish close-knit communities. Our six-college system serves as a way to rectify this, uniting students into...

Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s recent executive action to restore voting rights to felons who have completed their parole or probation is a reassuring step in an unfortunately long history of U.S. voter...

Musicians have long used the boycotting of concerts in certain states to protest discriminatory laws enforced within. Since North Carolina’s recent enactment of House Bill 2 — a law overturning LGBT-discrimination...

The UCSD mathematics department’s recent decision to start capping all new math majors is another chapter in what appears to be a constant trend of underfunding and mismanagement among the UCSD administration....

With Apple’s recent update of the Macbook, consumers are again disappointed with Apple’s progress or more accurately Apple’s lack of progress. While the updated Macbook now includes some new features...

Banning Sale of Bottled Water on Campus is Necessary In Becoming A More Environmentally Conscious Campus At UCSD, freshmen are greeted with open arms, words of motivation and water bottles in their welcome...

Last week, a Spotlight-esque public records request from the Sacramento Bee led to the disclosure of several private contracts totaling over $175,000 that UC Davis administrators used to eradicate “references...