…which hit #1on Billboard’s Hip Hop/R&B chart. His second album, Kaleidescope Dream was nominated for a total of four Grammy awards. HIs latest album, WILDHEART was released on June 29…
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Beyond a Life in the Red
…books and made protest signs. I marched with students, workers, and activists against budget cuts and institutional racism, against Wall Street and corrupt politicians. It helped. The collective energy reinvigorated…
Posted inCampus, News, UC System
UCSD Wants a Green New Deal
…Green New Deal at UCSD, an organization that advocates for an end to the university’s carbon neutrality initiative and demands the university to commit to a fossil-fuel free campus. Protestors…
Posted inNews, UC System
UC Board of Regents Delay Vote On Tuition Overhaul
…been decided that a delay would be the best course of action. The first proposal increases undergraduate tuition annually for all students based on inflation through the 2024–25 school year….
Posted inLocal, News
An Interview with Barbara Bry, City Council Candidate for District 1
…sure it passed overwhelmingly [on campus]. So I would encourage students to vote here and second, I’d like to encourage students to get involved with my campaign or another political…
Posted inCampus, Coronavirus, News
UCSD to Provide Widespread Recurrent COVID-19 Testing
…to Learn Program. The program’s ultimate aim is to help return UCSD to in-person instruction, without risking public health. Starting May 11, testing will be offered to all students, faculty,…
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San Diego County Ranked Sixth-Worst for Ozone Pollution
…and is most commonly used as proxy indicator of exposure to air pollution,” reported the World Health Organization. The California Office of Community Air Protection is working on the Community…
Posted inArts and Culture
An Expansion of Your Perceptions: The New Student Media Festivalās VR Exhibit
…[as well as] rotations of the hands and the head to detect microtremors, even ones you can’t see visually [that] the system picks…up because it’s that sensitive.” After experiencing the…
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Spring Classes at UC San Diego To Be Held Online Due to COVID-19
…specifies: “… all lecture and discussion courses [in Spring Quarter 2020] will be delivered remotely. In the context of our campus, this will mainly involve offering conventional courses via online…
Posted inOpinion, Staff Op-Ed
Where is Our Money Going?
Fall tuition has struck our (parents’) bank accounts again, and the crazy cycle begins anew. As we start to haggle over Dining Dollars, sell old Halloween costumes on Free and…