RIMAC Field was buzzing with energy and anticipation on Sept. 26 as UC San Diego formally welcomed incoming students into the academic community during its annual Convocation. From a celebratory pre-show to a post-ceremony festival with live music and more, the university’s newest Tritons joyously marked the beginning of their next adventure. Read More»
From the crowd-favorite UnOlympics and Fall Y'all events to a giant beach bash and a Taylor Swift-themed dance party, Tritons had more than 100 fun-filled events to choose from in the weeks leading up to the start of Fall Quarter. Triton Weeks of Welcome offers an opportunity for new and returning students to connect and build community on campus. View Slideshow»
Increased temperatures, weather extremes and hot and dry conditions have intensified the threat of wildfires in California and around the world. At UC San Diego, researchers across disciplines are working to combat wildfires and the problems that stem from them. Watch Video»
How will artificial intelligence change higher education? Should ChatGPT be integrated in coursework? Tricia Bertram Gallant, director of the UC San Diego Academic Integrity Office and Triton Testing Center, answers these questions and more as she shares her thoughts on AI in the university setting. Read More»
On Sept. 21, Extended Studies hosted Showcase 2023, a full day of learning, discovery and exploration in celebration of powerful partnerships. With in-person experiences at Park & Market—along with virtual sessions—the event brought into focus the valuable services and programs Extended Studies offers to faculty, staff and the community. Read More»
UC San Diego is proud to host a large and diverse network of electric vehicle chargers throughout its campus. In exchange for benefits like discounted charging, the Triton Chargers—a club of faculty, staff and students who drive electric vehicles—help researchers at UC San Diego learn how people use and charge their vehicles. Read More»
October is National Arts and Humanities Month, a collective recognition of the importance of culture in America. Join the School of Arts and Humanities in celebrating, with nearly three dozen events including a festival, concerts, exhibitions, workshops and more. Learn More»
The Farmers Market returns to the Epstein Family Amphitheater today, bringing farm-fresh produce and flowers, locally prepared international specialty foods and more to campus every Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. during the Fall Quarter. Read More»
