The Triton’s Editor-in-Chief Ella Chen filed a grievance against ASUCSD last night. Read the grievance here. On January 15, 2020, the Associated Students of UC San Diego (ASUCSD) held a closed session for a presentation by University Centers Advisory Board (UCAB) Chair Joey Mendoza, entitled “Student Mental Health.” About an hour later, ASUCSD voted unanimously […]
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AS Senate Privately Discusses Mental Health Prior to Approving Fee Referendum Text
Associated Students of UC San Diego (ASUCSD) Senate granted a private, closed session audience to University Centers Advisory Board Chair Joey Mendoza during its January 15 meeting for a presentation on mental health. An hour later, ASUCSD Senate voted to approve language for a student mental health fee referendum. Mendoza presented to Senate for approximately […]
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Students Likely To Vote On Funding Expanded Mental Health Services
The Associated Students of UC San Diego (ASUCSD) Senate voted on January 15 to approve the language for a referendum for a new student fee funding expanded mental health services on the April 2020 ballot. Students will decide whether to front the costs of increased personnel and programming for Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) and […]
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Saweetie’s Icy Performance at Horizon 2020
Going to Horizon was a fun way to take a break from studying for classes to listen to some lit music and hang out with some cool friends! The concert was hosted by UC San Diego Associated Students Concerts & Events in RIMAC Arena on January 24 and the initial line to get in was […]
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UC System and Its Largest Labor Union Reach Tentative Contracts
The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 3299 (AFSCME 3299), the UC system’s largest labor union representing 8,000 service workers and 19,000 patient care workers, reached a tentative contract agreement Monday night with the UC covering its patient care workers. This announcement comes after AFSCME 3299 reached a tentative agreement covering its […]
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UC Board of Regents Delay Vote On Tuition Overhaul
The UC Board of Regents postponed a vote on Tuesday for two proposals that would overhaul tuition; both proposals would increase tuition annually for the next five years. Instead of voting, the Regents discussed them during their meeting on Wednesday. The UC Regents delayed the vote after the UC Student Association (UCSA) voiced concerns that […]
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Introverted First Year Accidentally Joins Every Club on Library Walk
Andrew Nguyen, an introverted first year in Sixth College, along with his suitemates, were invited to meet the members of the Hypebeasts Club during Week 1. Looking to make new friends for the year, as well as find free food, he somehow found himself registered in 483 student clubs. “They were like a horde coming […]
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Concerts Under $40 to Catch this Quarter
The Triton presents our Winter Quarter 2020 roundup of affordable shows in and around San Diego in chronological order. Have a good time without making your wallet cry. Click the images to buy tickets! Listen to our playlist while you scroll to get a taste of these artists. Theo KatzmanJanuary 22 ⭐ 7:30 p.m. ⭐ […]
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UCSD Food Recovery Network Recovers 16,000 Pounds of Food
The Food Recovery Network at UC San Diego (FRN@UCSD) recovered 16,387 pounds of food during the 2018–19 academic year in its efforts to reduce edible food waste on campus and redistribute it to students facing food insecurity. Founded in 2016, FRN@UCSD is a chapter of the larger Food Recovery Network, a national non-profit organization and […]
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Fire Alarm in Communications Building Leads to Evacuation
The fire alarm in the Communications Building (MCC) went off at approximately 10:30 a.m. Professors and students evacuated the building. Police cars and fire trucks arrived soon after, and classes were cancelled at approximately 11 a.m. The Triton staff members in the area noticed what appeared to be smoke coming from the side of MCC. […]