Corporations such as Starbucks get away with exporting precious water bottles from California’s limited supply.  Delivered fresh from the barren springs of California, nothing will quench your thirst...

Following the earthquake in Nepal, social media sites have utilized “Safety Checks” to help members reconnect, with questionable impacts on their users’ privacy. The aftermath of the recent earthquake...

Have you ever asked your gingerbread cookie what gender it identifies with before you mercilessly dip a leg into a glass of milk? If you said yes, you might be Lord Farquaad’s doppelganger. If you...

Obama recently issued a statement apologizing for the deaths of two Al-Qaeda hostages, an American and an Italian person, which resulted from a drone strike led by the U.S. earlier this year. Obama’s...

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act recently celebrated its year and a half of existence. If you haven’t heard about it in recent news, that’s because “Obamacare” actually works. Take...

At the end of this school year, Porter’s Pub’s lease is up, and the University Centers Advisory Board will start looking for a new tenant to take that space for next year. Porter’s Pub was central...

SGF15 will implement a plethora of restrictions and regulations, further limiting students’ activities. The Ed Board weighs the effectiveness of these safety measures. After last year’s incidents...

In college, it’s inevitable that at some point or another, you’re going to have to deal with a naked roommate. Even if it hasn’t happened to you yet, we guarantee that it will. We’re using the...

The Fair Play, Fair Pay Act of 2015 is a bill recently proposed by congress which would require broadcast radio to compensate music artists with royalty fees for the first time in decades. Fair Play,...

Investigating the dilemnas posed to journalism ethics by news articles which are sponsored by corporations for the biased purposes of advertisements. As written press slowly transitions to the web, online...

Let’s start this week’s column with a quiz. How many years of schooling, on a global average, have women who are 25 years old had? Hint: When the Sweden-based Gapminder Foundation asked Americans,...

If you’re a freshman at UCSD, you never saw Graffiti Hall as a student. In three years, no one on campus will know of it, and, except for occasional alumni stories, it will be as if it never existed...