Late last night, Associated Students of UC San Diego (ASUCSD) Senate voted to give itself a raise without any public input before later nullifying the raise over transparency concerns. At around 9:30 p.m. on Wednesday, ASUCSD Senate voted to raise Senator salaries from $20 a week to $30 a week after over an hour of […]
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Congressman John Lewis Declines to Speak at UCSD Commencement
Congressman John Lewis has withdrawn from speaking at UC San Diego’s 2018 all-campus commencement ceremony due to concerns with how the UC system treats union workers. As of Tuesday, all mentions of Lewis’ name were removed from the 2018 Commencement website. Lewis, a prominent leader during the Civil Rights Movement along with Dr. Martin Luther King, […]
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Canyon Vista Dining Hall Slated for Remodel
UC San Diego is searching for an architect to remodel the aging Canyon Vista dining hall. Canyon Vista, the only dining facility in Warren College, was constructed in 1993 along with the nearby residential halls and graduate apartments. It currently serves traditional dining hall fare like burgers, pizza, and pasta, as well as more unique […]
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Anti-Semitic Inscription Found on Hillel Center Sign
An anti-Semitic inscription was recently left on a sign celebrating the upcoming Hillel Jewish student center at the corner of La Jolla Village Drive and Torrey Pines Lane, according to ABC10 News. The inscription reads “Fuck all you!” and the text resembles Nazi swastikas. The Glickman Hillel Student Center, a $15 million project, was approved […]
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UCSD’s Clery Report Misrepresents Sexual Violence
UC San Diego’s 2017 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report is not an accurate representation of sexual assault and harassment on campus, due to the fear of reporting survivors often have. The 2017 Safety Report found 24 total sexual violence incidents in 2016, 28 in 2015, and 15 in 2014. In 2016, 10 of those […]
Posted inOpinion, Staff Op-Ed
UCSD, What About Transfer Students?
I often wonder if I had not taken the class Transfer Year Experience (TYE), would I have had any other resources to guide me through UC San Diego? I transferred from Santa Monica College (SMC) to UCSD as a third year. I noticed as soon as I arrived at UCSD that SMC’s admissions and administration […]
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Submission: UCSD Greek Life Needs To Prove It Cares About Sexual Assault Victims
Content warning: This article concerns sexual assault. I’m appalled—appalled because the rules that govern UC San Diego’s Greek life are rigged in favor of those who commit sexual assault. Currently, fraternities and sororities are allowed to keep the numbers of assaults that are perpetrated on their watch secret. There’s no accountability, and we need this […]
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UCAB Approves Pollution Control Mural
The UC San Diego University Centers Advisory Board (UCAB) approved the installation of a pollution control mural in Price Center at their meeting last Tuesday. Uday Govindswamy, a fourth year Environmental Engineering major, teamed up with Greeks Gone Green, a student organization dedicated to enhancing environmental awareness within the Greek community, to propose the project […]
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Submission: Jones-Wright Would Champion the People as District Attorney
At the time of the 2016 election, it would have been impossible to predict the amount of damage that the Trump administration was going to inflict in just a few months. Despite then-candidate Trump’s transparent ignorance promising ignorance-based policymaking, his actions in office are still alarming. Most alarming, however, is his administration’s unabashed dedication to […]
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Sally Ride Honored in Public Stamp Dedication Ceremony
The U.S. Postal Service commemorated Sally Ride with a new Forever Stamp on May 23 at Price Center East Ballroom. Dr. Ride was the first American woman in space and a UC San Diego professor of physics. The first-day-of-issue dedication ceremony drew about 300 people, though very few of them were UCSD students. Kristin Seaver, […]