As 2023 comes to a close, it’s time to look back at some of this year’s moments and milestones. Since a picture is worth a thousand words, we asked campus photographer Erik Jepsen to select a few of his favorite UC San Diego photos from the past year and share his thoughts on what made the images so special. We then paired them with some of the stories that resonated most with our campus community. Read More»
Dr. Karandeep Singh has been recruited as the Joan and Irwin Jacobs Endowed Chair in Digital Health Innovation at the School of Medicine and named as the inaugural chief health artificial intelligence officer at UC San Diego Health, a newly developed position for the region’s only academic medical center. Read More»
This year, the university recognized 12 hardworking students as 2023 Triton Student Employees of the Year. Meet four of these standouts and learn how their campus jobs have helped shape their future aspirations and prepared them for success in their chosen career fields and beyond. Read More»
Two UC San Diego Department of Theatre and Dance alumni playwrights were featured this month in The New York Times’ annual “Best Theatre of 2023” list. Dubbed the “year of dramedy,” the plays explore serious topics like the complexity of consent and familial dysfunction, each grounded in an undercurrent of humor. Read More»
The Celebration of Cultures is an extraordinary cultural experience with diverse food and performances that celebrate the range of communities within UC San Diego. This year’s celebration was held at the Epstein Family Amphitheater and featured the event theme, “I Am UC San Diego.” Read More»
As part of a national initiative to better understand how the brain works, scientists from the School of Medicine have analyzed more than 2.3 million individual brain cells from mice to create a comprehensive map of the mouse brain. They share their findings in two new studies published today in a special edition of Nature. Read More»
For more than two decades, the UC San Diego Extended Studies PACE program has provided college credit courses to parents and caregivers, focusing on how to support each child in their educational journey. The program has impacted thousands of families, dozens of school districts, and innumerable college campuses and businesses that benefit from equitable education. Read More»
