A lineup of in-person and virtual events is bringing the theme “Black Culture through Artistic Expression” into focus for UC San Diego’s 22nd annual Black History Month celebration. With weeks of unique lectures, workshops and performances ahead, Tritons have access to prominent scholars and artists who demonstrate the influence of Black culture through art. Read More»
Launched in 2023, the Jacobs School of Engineering's Accelerating Interdisciplinary Research Collaborations for Early-Career Faculty program helps early-career faculty build interdisciplinary research collaborations to the point that they are competitive for multi-year research funding. Read More»
UC San Diego and Point Loma Nazarene University will co-host the 23rd annual Kyoto Prize Symposium on March 13 and 14. The events highlight the achievements of the 2023 annual laureates of the Kyoto Prize, Japan’s highest honor for global visionaries who have made scientific and cultural advancements that benefit humankind. Read More»
Through his company CorDx, entrepreneur and philanthropist Aiiso Yufeng Li (Jeff) and Dongdong Guo (Doreen) have pledged $3 million to the Jacobs School of Engineering. The gift will support leading-edge research, education and collaborations in the school’s Sustainable Power and Energy Center. Read More»
Rob Knight, a UC San Diego professor and international leader in the study of the roles microbes play in human health and disease and the functioning of ecosystems, has been elected to the National Academy of Engineering. He has been recognized for his pioneering leadership and “for understanding microbiomes and their application to healthcare and sustainability.” Read More»
Come and celebrate Black Excellence with UC San Diego Women's Basketball on Feb. 8 at LionTree Arena. Triton Athletics, in collaboration with the Black Resource Center, is thrilled to put on this game which features a performance by student Chardae McKinney singing "Lift Every Voice and Sing" and a National Pan-Hellenic Council stroll halftime show. Tickets for students are free. Learn More»
