Apps to Keep Busy with during Quarantine
As the coronavirus pandemic lingers indefinitely, so does the boredom associated with quarantine. Humans are social creatures, and we are all struggling to
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Technology
School of Medicine Initiates New Phage Therapy Study
In a recent UC San Diego School of Medicine study, successful mice trials for a new treatment show promising results on the use
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Lime Data Release finds Decrease in San Diego Car Usage
Lime, a transportation company, released survey data last week which found a decrease in car usage and an increase in scooter usage in
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LSAT Announces it Will Be Switching to Digital Format
On Oct. 3, the Law School Admission Council announced a plan to digitalize the LSAT law school aptitude test experience by transitioning from
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Opinion: Advances in Technology Offer New Avenues for Activism
Currently, the UC workers are striking from their everyday jobs including custodians, gardeners, cooks, truck drivers, lab technicians, and nurse aides. Unless you
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UCSD Students Develop Chip Implant to Monitor Blood Alcohol Content
Students at UC San Diego have created a tiny biosensor that can wirelessly monitor the blood alcohol levels of its user. The project’s
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A Technological Wave for UC San Diego Students to Ride
UC San Diego finds itself in the crosshairs of the largest tech deal in history. Well, maybe. Singapore-based tech giant Broadcom is gearing
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Play Review: “Baby Teeth” & “Are You There?”
“We all end up pulp.” This is the dominant motif of the bleak comedy, “Baby Teeth.” Part of the New Wagner Play Festival,
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Interview with a Playwright: Steph Del Rosso
Playwriting is a complex process, taking many forms and yielding a diverse array of styles and artistic approaches. To Steph Del Rosso, a
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Quick Takes: Automation of Labor
With Technological Advancement Comes Easier Methods to Exploit Despite all the promises of technological innovation, the proliferation of automated machines will harm financial
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