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Fall quarter has a way of making campus feel new again. This year, it really is. Whether this is your first quarter at UC San Diego or your final year, here are some of the changes worth knowing about. Read More»
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In her own words, Haydee Salazar ’07, a 15-year staff member and coordinator of the 2nd Year Experience Program at OASIS, shares the transformative power of helping students discover their purpose. Read More»
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Federal authorities have released a new report on air contamination in the Tijuana River Valley that aligns with a warning raised by UC San Diego scientists two years ago. Read More»
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With so many bird species in San Diego, it's only natural that there's an even larger community of “birders.” It’s also no surprise that our campus has its very own flock. Read More»
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UC San Diego is reinventing surgery, medical training and patient care — before patients even enter the room. Read More»
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Using translucent glassfish and virtual reality, researchers discovered that schooling fish can avoid threats just by seeing their neighbors escape. Read More»
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Round up your team and get ready to play! Support students at the second annual Hoops for the Hub, a 3-on-3 basketball tournament and 3-point contest fundraiser at LionTree Arena, Oct. 3-4. Proceeds from the tournament support The Hub Basic Needs Center, providing students with nutritious food, stable housing and financial support. Read More»
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Epstein Family Amphitheater
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The Axolotl’s Garden/El Jardín del Ajolote opens Oct. 21 at Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography. Guests are invited to discover the world of the endangered axolotl — from the folklore that surrounds them to the challenges they face in a changing world — while exploring the survival tales of other unique Mexican species. Read More»
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