Dear Editor, You have likely heard of CALPIRG along Library Walk or in one of your classes. Many of you have undoubtedly been asked to pledge money towards CALPIRG. So what is CALPIRG? The California...

The transportation referendum will hit this spring's general election ballot, but students will need to vote to end our ongoing transportation crisis A.S. Council announced this week that they plan to...

UCSD students don’t usually get riled up about much, but when we returned to school in the fall to find Graffiti Hall covered with monochrome grey paint instead of the usual explosion of colors, the...

When Woody Allen’s sexual abuse allegations resurfaced last week and loyal fans slipped into a state of shock, I was reminded of an affliction called the Paris Syndrome. The name conjures up images...

Dear Editor, Staff writer Charu Mehra’s rebuttal of “a radical proposal” to lower public university tuition costs, showing a cartoon of the at-risk Stanford University [once viable, now boarded...

Progressive, new A.S. Council bylaws will improve the upcoming Spring 2014 election Last week’s finalization of the A.S. Council Standing Rules and Bylaws reforms comes almost a year after a grievance-filled,...

UCSD students are well trained to know that when a Construction Alert email is sent out, they should press “delete,” but they should look out for a possible construction email about a new biology...

There’s something about those curiously benevolent or sly self-promoting Instagram posts that make me skeptical of their purpose. I don’t know if people are really just obsessed with sharing every...

Nuclear energy is a practical replacement for fossil fuels, but only with sufficient maintenance and effective safety regulations for its power plants Nuclear energy has been widely praised as the solution...