UCSD’s COVID-19 Protocols: Thorough Planning, Poor Execution
Prior to the pandemic, attending class was already a fairly stressful task for students. Running across campus between courses in order to arrive
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UCSD’s New Vaccine and Testing Policies for Fall Quarter Begin
For the start of Fall 2021, all students, faculty, and staff must be fully vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus, or have an approved
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Global Repercussions of Eurocentrism
During the early stages of the pandemic, the Western world was frightened of Covid-19, but for the wrong reasons, exoticizing the pandemic and
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Photo Essay: Ode to Quarantine
I’ll be honest, I’m starting to think the prettiest views are from my apartment. Vaccinations may be increasing and the world may slowly
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U.S. Department of Education to give $92 Million to UCSD
Under the American Rescue Plan (ARP) act for postsecondary education, the United States Department of Education will provide UC San Diego with a
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Pfizer Vaccine Rollout Exempifies Equal Access Issue
It feels like a once unreachable dream come true now that COVID-19 vaccines have arrived so quickly on the market. After all, the
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The Struggle of Accessible Resources for Students Amid a Global Pandemic
According to a survey done by the Seru Consortium at UC Berkeley, the shift to online learning as a result of the ongoing
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Musings from the Museum: The Indian Government Has Failed its People
Our present is tomorrow’s history. As such, it deserves equal scrutiny. Leaders around the world have long relied on misinformation to hold onto
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The UC and CSU campuses to require students be vaccinated for Fall 2021
For Fall Quarter 2021, the University of California and California State University announced that students, faculty, and staff who access campus facilities will
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Adventure Awaiting: The Water Trail
The pandemic is winding down and normal life is resuming. Staff Writer Katherine Getchell highlights potential activities to look forward, starting with swimming.
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