…due to lack of funding. “This is just one example of how [the International Center] got [its] budget cut so that the university can allocate more money to benefit the…
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UCSD will Offer Two B.S. Degrees in the Social Sciences Division Next Fall
…science courses for its undergraduate students. “The development of this science degree would accurately reflect [our students’] training in empirical, scientific disciplines, while preparing them for professional studies in health…
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Editorial: Make Space for Student Journalism #SaveStudentNewsrooms
…response, or comment on a different issue affecting the UC community, please submit here. Update: This article headline was updated at 1:20 p.m. on April 25, 2019 to denote this…
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Where is Podemos?
…it comes to finding walkable paths on campus, and in this scenario, it’s a complete miss. Every time I search for Podemos, the result is some tax office 71 miles…
Posted inOpinion, Staff Op-Ed
UCSDās Failure as a Sanctuary Campus
…speech. Advocates of unadulterated free speech may disagree and argue that hate speech is free speech too. However, the conversation at our university is unique from the broader free speech…
Posted inNews, Student Government
AS Elections 2016-17: AdƔn ChƔvez, VP of External Affairs
…to ensure funding for undocumented students. “I think for me, I’ve been really able to see how it’s important to have [activist voices and legislative efforts] in unison and that’s…
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Introducing: The Sauce
…is temporary and easily obtainable, but the sauce? The sauce lasts forever.” This column is going to be fresh, intriguing, and exciting! The Sauce will be so good, it’ll leave…
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New Week, New Tunes
…Image courtesy of XXL Mag Released as part of the highly anticipated soundtrack accompanying the also highly anticipated movie Black Panther, “The Ways” features quite a distinct tone and sound…
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COVID-19: Thoughts and Concerns from a Chinese Student
…I knew that COVID-19 had become so dangerous that most people in China could not go back to work—my mom was notified earlier this month that her company extended the…
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The UC Reaches New Publishing Agreement with Springer Nature
…the right direction, signaling increasing global momentum and support for the open access movement,” said Eric Mitchell, Audrey Geisel University Librarian. “I am proud to see [the] UC and UC…