UCSD Transportation and Parking Services may be broken, but it is now up to students to make the right choice and help each other get to school affordably. We endorse voting yes in this week’s transportation...

With the media’s focus on the recent botched executions in the news, some journalists have proposed making the process publicly viewable to make audiences reassess the morality of the death penalty.   Televising...

The landmark case Brown v. Board of Education turned 60 last weekend, but a new study published at UCLA shows that there’s no reason to celebrate, as de facto segregation in education is growing progressively...

The Che Cafe has spent the last couple of years in a sort of limbo while its financial status was under review, and the student-run cooperative building may be shut down for the next year until necessary...

This year’s Sun God Festival theme still strikes me as completely random for a music festival, but if there’s one way to get me distracted from studying for midterms, it’s talking about video games. The...

Scientists, researchers and engineers — some of whom hail from our very own campus — are ready to serve up wearable technology that might change the world as we know it. Instead of simply including...

There is no one on Earth able to inspire such feelings of affection, jealousy, competition and pride as only a sibling can. They irritate us, steal our Legos, steal our attention and somehow we still...

The aphorism “absolute power corrupts absolutely” rings true in any financial system, including within charitable organizations. There is hardly a shortage of altruistic individuals, but in many...

Creative Work Environments Allow for Better Learning and Performance When writing essays or working out math problems, it’s often suggested that students briefly step back from their work and let their...