The UCSD A.S. Council is an extremely large student governing body compared to that of other universities, but meetings often last hours, and members have described the ineffectiveness of their positions....

A.S COUNCIL ENDORSEMENTS You’ll be glad to hear that the red and turquoise banners on Library Walk aren’t for naught; starting April 7, students can head to TritonLink to vote on candidates for...

In my search for summer internships, one of the questions I dread being asked is what publications I read regularly. Coming from the Bay Area, I mention the San Francisco Chronicle instead of the Los...

UCSD transportation infrastructure upgrades are a good response to student feedback but campus needs further improvements. We’ve certainly made our fair share of complaints regarding the transportation...

Editor's Soapbox During my April 2011 tour of the UCSD campus, our group stopped in the Old Student Center, and the tour guide told us about the opportunities for aspiring writers at the UCSD Guardian....

The Smarter Sentencing Act and the recidivism reduction and public safety act would reduce jail time for nonviolent crimes and allow low-risk prisoners to earn credit for early release. Prison Reforms...

Students have lost sight of the value in arts and humanities education, despite the foundational knowledge and versatile skills that these fields provide. Five hundred years ago, scholars strove toward...

The Center for Disease Control reports that one in 88 children fall somewhere on the autism spectrum. In addition, countless adults on the autism spectrum live their entire lives undiagnosed. Given the...