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NIL Deals Bring More Frustration Than They See Fit

In June 2021, the long debate over whether college athletes should get paid gained some momentum as the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) passed its name, image, and likeness (NIL) policy, which enables student-athletes to be compensated for their names, images, and likenesses. This policy, which permitted athletes to pursue commercials, social media endorsements, and […]

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Signs Point to Higher Voter Turnout: UC San Diego AS Election Results 2023

UC San Diego’s Associated Students (ASUCSD) Election Committee announced the winners of the 2023 election on Friday, April 14 after 6:30 p.m. at Price Center Plaza. The results included outcomes for both the college councils and the campus-wide elections. Voter turnout for the undergraduate student population at UCSD for this election was 12.51% of the […]

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An Inside Look at Seventh’s College Council

The Triton had the special opportunity to get an inside look at Seventh College’s Student Council (7CSC) through an interview with Council President Ian Fosth, a third-year at Seventh College who is double majoring in Neurobiology and Global Health. As Council President, Fosth represents the 7CSC in the larger UCSD community and manages a team […]

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UCSD’s Department of Theatre and Dance Winter 2023 showcases Bunny Bunny and A Flea in Her Rear

UCSD’s Department of Theatre and Dance Winter 2023 season is here! The department has a full line-up including two mainstage shows, a minimalist Shakespeare project, and their biennial Quinn Martin which is a combined theatre and dance piece in lieu of WinterWorks. Check out the details of the shows below! The quarter began with the […]