A Party Fail
The 2020 Presidential Election coverage left students in a state of anxiety and stress which proved to be unifying. UC San Diego attempted
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Trump
Incoming International Students with Online-Only Course Load Denied Entry to U.S.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement released a press statement on Friday, July 24 announcing that international students in new or initial status after
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Opinion: Iran’s Silent Protests
It’s safe to say 2020 has not been a great start to the decade. Three days into the new year, people across the
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UCOP Addresses Trump’s Idea to Tie Federal Funding to University Free Speech
The University of California Office of the President released a statement on March 4 in reaction to President Donald Trump’s vow at the
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The Migrant Caravan and the US-Mexico Border
An on-campus teach-in explains the recent San Diego border closure and aims to educate students about immigration. Following Oct. 13, a caravan of
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UCSD Administrators Unconcerned about Effects of Government Shutdown on Campus
The partial U.S. government shutdown could have a direct effect on some of UC San Diego’s federally funded contracts and grants. Most researchers
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Hundreds Attend Teach-In Discussing Controversial Migrant Caravan Arrival
On Nov. 29 in the Great Hall of International House, UC San Diego’s School of Global Policy and Strategy hosted a “teach-in” on
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Education Department Proposes Changes To Title IX Rules, What That Means for Students
U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos proposed changes to Title IX Regulations on Friday, Nov. 16, which would narrow the definition of sexual
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Ninth Circuit Rules in Favor of UC System in DACA Lawsuit Against Trump Administration
The United States’ 9th Circuit Court of Appeals handed down a ruling on Nov. 8 that upholds an injunction filed against the Trump
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Watch the World Burn, Live to Write About It
When I started this column over three years ago, I was just happy it had been picked up. Finally, I would have a
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