A pedestrian was struck and killed by a trolley near Kurtz Street and Noell Street in Mission Hills shortly after 1 p.m. on Friday, February 3rd, according to the San Diego Police Department (SDPD). The person was pronounced deceased at the scene, Officer Darius (DJ) Jamsetjee said in an email to The Triton. Blue Line […]
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NIKI Captivates and Energizes UCSD Fans
UCSD Associated Students Concerts & Events (ASCE) announced in a September 18, 2022, Instagram post that rising Indonesian singer-songwriter NIKI would be performing a concert at UC San Diego’s newly opened Epstein Family Amphitheater on October 20, 2022. 23-year-old Nicole Zefanya, known as NIKI, was born in Jakarta, Indonesia, and is currently based in Los […]
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On Snow Flakes 2022 Elite Gymnastics Make Old Material New
After a ten year hiatus Jaime Brooks revives her Elite Gymnastics (EG) moniker with the group’s debut album, snow flakes 2022, released exclusively on music distribution platform Bandcamp on October 18, 2022. The record reimagines highlights from the EG catalog and true to the band’s early internet ethos, the songs sound completely new. Originally based […]
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Late Night Spectacle: Muir Musical Dazzles with a Cult Classic
It was eleven at night on Saturday. I had an essay due Monday night that I hadn’t worked on at all. But instead of burning the late night oil, I was standing in line at The Loft, in a skirt and a leather jacket. Why? To witness a spectacle. I was there to see Muir […]
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Community Service Fraternity Alpha Phi Omega Spearheads Operation Santa
Dear Santa. Words associated with kids asking for the hottest new toy or the latest far-fetched trend. But for some children, it is an opportunity to receive a present otherwise out of their reach. The holidays are rapidly approaching, and with it comes Operation Santa. Operation Santa is an annual service event spearheaded by UC […]
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UAW 2865 and SRU-UAW Lower Wage Proposal, Face Backlash From Union Members
UAW 2865 and SRU-UAW, the unions representing academic student employees and student researchers, respectively, voted in favor of passing a new proposal Wednesday, November 30, lowering base wages to $43,020 from the originally proposed $54,000. The proposal includes a 9% increase on all earnings in April 2023 and October 2023 for anyone paid above the […]
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Student Researchers and Academic Workers Conclude Second Week of Strike
Academic workers with the UAW 2865, UAW 5810, and SRU-UAW unions concluded their second week of striking last Wednesday, November 23. Picket lines caused disruptions across the UC San Diego campus as picketers chanted and blocked intersections. In the past two weeks of the strike, many discussion sections and some lectures have been canceled as […]
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Man Stabbed on Trolley Passing UCSD
A 52-year-old man was stabbed last Tuesday, November 15, on a northbound trolley in the La Jolla area, according to the San Diego Police Department (SDPD). The incident was reported at 3:10 p.m. at the Executive Drive trolley stop on Genesee Avenue. Officers arrived to find a male with a stab wound to the left […]
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Live updates: Student Researchers and Academic Workers strike across all UC campuses
Last updated: November 22, 2022, at 5:03 p.m. The UAW 2865, UAW 5810, and SRU-UAW unions went on strike on November 14 at 8:00 a.m. at all ten University of California (UC) campuses and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory as they called for increased pay, improved working conditions, and other demands. The United Auto Workers […]
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Asphalt Meadows Album Review: Death Cab for Cutie’s Revival
For the better part of a decade, Death Cab have been coasting. Albums have never been outright terrible, however Codes and Keys, Kitsugi, and Thank You for Today feature some of Gibbard’s most disconnected songwriting. Over twenty years into their career, it seemed like the Seattle band’s emo-tinged rock music had lost its bite. It […]