Literature
The Triton’s Favorite Pieces of Arts and Culture in 2019
Whether you are putting off your studying for finals or looking ahead for entertainment to help pass the time during winter break, The Triton has you …
Duped by Troupe: A Failure of Imagination in La Jolla
When literature professors encouraged my classes to attend one of former UC San Diego professor Quincy Troupe’s four readings in San Diego this month, I never …
Smells Like Zine Spirit: A DIY Festival For Students, By Students
What is a zine, anyways? A zine (pronounced ZEEN), short for magazine or fanzine, is a form of self-publication that consists of a handheld print, usually …
A Night with Former US Poet Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera
“What has happened to friendship? What has happened to tenderness?” Juan Felipe Herrera has spent his life trying to answer these personal, evocative questions through his …
A Testament to the Sci-Fi Community
Acclaimed science fiction writer and UC San Diego former student Andy Weir returned to campus to talk about his newest book Artemis, answer sci-fi questions, and …
ArtPower hosts Author David Sedaris at Balboa Theater
No one can openly admit one’s hatred of dogs and get away with it… except for David Sedaris. Sedaris’ distaste for dogs and other domesticated animals …
“The Martian” Author Andy Weir to Discuss New Novel at UCSD
Author, engineer, and programmer Andy Weir will discuss his newest book, Artemis, at Price Center Theater on Dec. 7. Weir’s visit to UC San Diego is …
Power in Profanity: An Interview with Ben Bergen
You lock your car keys inside your car. You get a test back and you did significantly worse than expected. You find out the milk in …
George R.R. Martin and Kim Stanley Robinson Talk Shop
The dimly lit balconies of Price Center East Ballroom were adorned with banners symbolizing Houses Lannister, Stark, and Targaryen. An orchestral rendition of “The Rains of …
The Feminist Bookstand: The Table Reshaping the Culture of the UCSD Bookstore
Here at UC San Diego, a school with a very heavy STEM presence, those who are not a part of marginalized groups are rarely exposed to …
