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UCSD is Swiping Right for Cardi

UC San Diego students swiping right have finessed their way into the top eight schools in Tinder’s #SwipeOff challenge, bringing the school one step closer to hosting a free Cardi B concert. The popular dating app partnered with the “Bodak Yellow” rapper to bring a concert to the school with the most right swipes in […]

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UCSD Professor Nathan Fletcher Running for County Supervisor after Five Years of Teaching

Nathan Fletcher has held numerous positions in an illustrious career: Marine veteran, director for Qualcomm, and as many political science students at UC San Diego know, college professor. But come November, you may see him in another capacity: Professor Fletcher is running for County Supervisor for District 4 of the San Diego County Board of […]

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Editorial: Vote ‘No’ on the CALPIRG Referendum

The Triton endorses a “no” vote on the CALPIRG referendum. During this year’s elections, students will be voting on a referendum regarding whether or not to authorize CALPIRG Students’ voluntary opt-in fee, collected through Student Business Services. Without a doubt, CALPIRG Students’ intentions and goals for college affordability and sustainability through lobbying are positive for […]

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Editorial: Vote 'Yes' on Student Transportation Fee Referendum

Given the relatively minimal increase in the San Diego Metropolitan Transportation System (MTS) fees and the important access to bus and trolley lines that MTS offers students, The Triton endorses a “yes” vote on the Student Transportation Fee Referendum. In addition to extending a program which increases student access to transportation around San Diego, 29 […]

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Editorial: Caroline Siegel Singh for 2018-2019 A.S. VP of External Affairs

Facing a university administration rejecting compromise with its students, a state government failing to allocate money for its public universities, and a national government threatening to withdraw undocumented students’ right to education, the Office of External Affairs maintains a deep responsibility to elevate and mobilize student voices this year. With two years of lobbying experience […]