Victoria Chang poetry reading and Q&A: A conversation between art and poetry Victoria Chang sees herself as a visual learner. Since she first began writing poems, Chang has been playing with form and constraint, taking inspiration from the world...

Eating in college is, more often than not, about fighting malnutrition while spending as little as possible. Then, you move off campus and struggle anew to find ways to feed yourself without the easy, accessible dining halls.  So, I introduce to you:...

“I tend to get frustrated a lot,” Sumayah Sugapong, five-time Big West Player of the Week, acknowledged, a couple weeks after she announced her transfer to the University of Arizona. From the very start, the hometown point guard has been one...

Imagine this: You are in your early 20s, living with your best friends in one of the most coveted cities on the Gold Coast — morning matcha runs, La Jolla Shores in the afternoon, and evenings hiking into the sunset. Except, I don’t have to imagine...

Let me make one thing clear: I don’t just love caffeine, I need caffeine. Thankfully, my job as a barista gives me an excuse to spend $7 every day. Since I’m constantly surrounded by coffee and tea,...

As I walked into the acting studio in the basement of Galbraith Hall, I was immediately struck by the natural camaraderie of the students of Company 157. This campus theater collective, which describes...

May 27 — 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.  Museum of Us at Balboa Park — Balboa Park offers free admission for San Diego residents to different museums each Tuesday throughout the year. May 27 is the fourth Tuesday...

As my friend and I arrived at The Sound in Del Mar on April 16, we saw a line of concertgoers winding around the block, waiting for the doors to open. With a sense of urgency, we quickly parked, picked...

We are halfway through Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and as a member of the community, I’ve enjoyed the opportunity to celebrate my Filipino identity at UC San Diego. However, I’ve...