A culturally affirming, community-led transformation model pioneered by the UC San Diego Refugee Health Unit, a core initiative of the Center for Community Health at the Altman Clinical and Translational Research Institute, will be replicated across California through a new program that provides direct support for newly arrived youth and families from Afghanistan. Read More»
This year, Women’s Herstory Month is celebrating women who have been storytelling in all forms of media–from stage to screen and everything in between. To help celebrate, we asked the campus community to share who is their favorite female storyteller and why. Read More»
In this Q&A, learn about John Rawlins III, campus diversity officer and director of the UC San Diego Black Resource Center (BRC), one of six campus community centers on campus led by the Office for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion. He discusses his experience leading the BRC, what he loves about the university, the best advice he has recieved and more. Read More»
Music students at The Preuss School UC San Diego had the chance to collaborate with the La Jolla Symphony & Chorus on original compositions. As the professional musicians played the new pieces, Preuss art students painted portraits of the performers. The student artwork will be on display at the upcoming concert “Music of the Spheres," held March 18-19 at Mandeville Auditorium. Read More»
On Match Day tomorrow, members of this year's School of Medicine graduating class will discover where they will serve their residencies, a period of hands-on training in their medical specialty that can last from three to seven years. Two graduating students share their stories as they take the next step in their journey toward leading a new era in medicine. Read More»
On March 21, the Design Lab is bringing together students, faculty, staff and teams from across campus to generate new ideas to expand paid undergraduate research opportunities. Visit the Design & Innovation Building to learn more about the Scaling Paid Undergraduate Research (SPUR) program, how paid research benefits students and how they can collaborate with others to create more opportunities. Read More»
Join your fellow Tritons for some mood-lifting downtime during Finals Week. On March 20-22, the Library hosts fun, creative activities designed to relax the mind and reduce stress, such as origami, painting with watercolors and building with LEGOs. Read More»
