New research co-authored by atmospheric physicist Duncan Watson-Parris finds that industrial pollution in Earth’s colder latitudes decreases cloud cover by increasing snowfall in the surrounding area. If widespread, the phenomenon could be boosting global warming by reducing the sunlight that clouds reflect back into space. Read More»
As part of Homecoming weekend, Tritons returned to campus to cheer on the university's Division Ⅰ scholar-athletes, reconnect with old friends and celebrate their UC San Diego pride. Relive highlights from Homecoming 2024 through this slideshow featuring snapshots from signature programs such as the Triton Tailgate and the Curiosity Ignited academic symposium. Read More»
In a new book, UC San Diego political scientist Agustina Paglayan argues that schools around the world are failing to cultivate critical thinking skills in students—and that these institutions are actually designed to promote conformity. In this Q&A, Paglayan shares more about the research and implications of her findings. Read More»
UC San Diego researchers have discovered a vulnerability within strains of bacteria that are antibiotic resistant. While antibiotic resistance gives these bacteria a survival advantage, it also comes with a physiological limitation that prevents them from fully dominating—which could potentially be exploited to stop the spread of antibiotic resistance. Read More»
The ARCS San Diego chapter has awarded $260,000 to support 26 new and returning graduate students at UC San Diego who are pursuing fields ranging from public health and clinical psychology to structural engineering and biochemistry. Read More»
Courtney Hilliard has been a cornerstone of the UC San Diego women’s soccer program, logging over 4,000 minutes of play during her four-year career with the Tritons. Discover how her soccer journey is deeply connected to that of her mother, Heather Hilliard, whose 70 career goals remain a record in UC San Diego’s history. Read More»
