If you don’t need them, don’t claim them Written by Cindy Chen, Staff Writer I recently took part in an LSAT prep course ...

Following a CalMatters report that the UC San Diego Police Department received grants from the Department of Homeland ...

On Saturday, around 100 demonstrators gathered at Waterfront Park in downtown San Diego to call for an end to the U.S. and Israel’s strikes against Iran.  Following reports of the strikes late Friday ...

On Jan. 27, UC San Diego’s Office of Innovation and Commercialization launched a new national defense initiative to provide support for students seeking careers in national defense and security.  The ...

After a long day of classes, you make your way to RIMAC, hoping to squeeze in a quick workout between commitments. Finding space isn’t easy: Peak hours mean busy lines, limited equipment, and ...

AS hosts special presentations  Associated Students representatives heard special presentations about the Mosaic Minds Research Fair and a Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Basic Needs Expo. ...

The San Diego Police Department discontinued its Media Identification Card Program on Feb. 13. The program allowed journalists and media personnel to apply for SDPD-issued identification cards called ...

After Rady Children’s Hospital announced its plans to end gender-affirming care, California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed ...

V. E. Schwab has long occupied the upper echelon of modern fantasy, churning out instant bestsellers in both the adult and YA ...

Nearly five decades after the world’s first triathlon took place at Mission Bay, the sport remains true to its San Diego roots. For one weekend each year, the UC San Diego Triathlon Team welcomes ...

During last week’s three-day Writer’s Symposium by the Sea at Point Loma Nazarene University, journalism professor Dean Nelson sat down with three writers to discuss their careers and perspectives.

As a chronic procrastinator, I put everything off until the last minute — even things I’m actually interested in. To combat ...