Witness Scrippshenge. Tour Fallen Star. Snap a photo with King Triton. There are so many ways to make your journey here unforgettable. Make a list and see how many you can check off before graduation. Read More»
A breakthrough innovation from the School of Biological Sciences has revolutionized how scientists study plants: by providing red tracking signals clearly visible to the naked eye. Read More»
With the Department of Computer Science and Engineering’s new undergraduate major in artificial intelligence, students won't just learn how to use today's tools — they'll be equipped to invent what comes next. Read More»
Heritage months bring people together to celebrate in community and culture. In honor of Latinx Heritage Month, committee co-chair Mario Garibay shares why creating spaces for belonging matters. Read More»
Chancellor Pradeep K. Khosla and Southwestern College leaders joined Assemblyman David Alvarez to celebrate the signing of a shared intention that will establish a joint Bachelor of Science in Public Health program in the South Bay. Read More»
After 18 years, 20 productions and 50 world premieres, Rich Family Artistic Director Christopher Ashley will depart the La Jolla Playhouse in January. Closely tied to UC San Diego through its location and partnership in the Theatre District, the Playhouse has flourished under his leadership. Read More»
The Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences moved up three spots to No. 4 in national rankings for research funding according to data reported by the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy — securing approximately $33 million for competitive research awards in fiscal year 2024. Read More»
Alison O’Daniel sees the 150-year-old field of filmmaking as ripe for invention. Having recently joined UC San Diego as the inaugural Suraj Israni Chancellor’s Endowed Chair in Cinematic Arts, the visual artist and filmmaker will continue to explore accessibility, sound and listening across media. Read More»
Negotiations between congressional leaders to avert a government shutdown on Oct. 1 remain ongoing. Campus leaders are monitoring the situation closely and will provide more information to the entire campus community, including research labs and health centers, as it becomes available. Read More»
Two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times journalist Nicholas Kristof shared reflections from a career reporting on some of the world’s most gripping crises at the 85th Burke Lectureship on Religion and Society, held on campus Sept. 15. Read More»
