Robert and Allison Price Give $6 Million to Birch Aquarium

Because of their passion for changing the way education is delivered to students living in underserved areas, Robert and Allison Price, through Price Philanthropies, have donated $6 million to UC San Diego’s Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography. The gift will establish the Price Philanthropies Ocean Science Education Fund, an education outreach program in ocean and earth science.
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Giancarlo Esposito of ‘Breaking Bad’ Inspires Crowd at Black History Month Scholarship Brunch

Actor Giancarlo Esposito may best be known as “Gustavo Fring” from his portrayal of a cold, calculating drug kingpin on the TV series “Breaking Bad.” The man who spoke to a crowd of hundreds at the annual Black History Month Scholarship Brunch Saturday, however, couldn’t be more different. Read More »

Your Help is Needed during Triton Days to Inspire Admitted Students and Families

From learning to grow food sustainably at Roger’s Garden to overnight programs for underrepresented students, the campus is putting out the welcome mat on April 4 for Triton Day, and May 9 for Transfer Triton Day. Read More »

20th Annual Diversity Awards Honor Commitment to Outreach, Inclusion and Community Building

Twice a week during lunch, a group of UC San Diego undergraduate and graduate students lead English language workshops with Spanish-speaking maintenance and janitorial staff at the Raza Resource Centro. Read More »

Campus-KPBS Partnership Gives Inside Look at UC San Diego Arts

Audience members reached into plastic buckets and grabbed handfuls of smooth stones. They would soon shake these stones as percussionists in a performance of a piece by UC San Diego composer Lei Liang, directed by fellow faculty member Steven Schick. Read More »

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Transportation Services Develops Strategies to Ease Parking Challenges in West Campus

Strategies are being developed by Transportation Services to help ease parking challenges in the West Campus area during ongoing construction and growth. Short- and long-term solutions are being evaluated, including clearing or converting existing space for parking lots; re-striping to add more spaces; assessment of “reserved” and “allocated” parking policies; review of overall parking rates, including possible proximity parking; communicating availability during peak periods; and more. Campus parking needs will continue to be addressed over the next few years as critical transportation projects begin. Learn more. Read More »

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Giancarlo Esposito of ‘Breaking Bad’ Inspires Crowd at Black History Month Scholarship Brunch

Your Help is Needed during Triton Days to Inspire Admitted Students and Families

20th Annual Diversity Awards Honor Commitment to Outreach, Inclusion and Community Building

Campus-KPBS Partnership Gives Inside Look at UC San Diego Arts

Pens Filled with High-Tech Inks for Do It Yourself Sensors

San Diego Supercomputer Center Partners with Research Data Alliance for Plenary

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Most Talked About on Facebook

Viewed

Talking About

On Twitter

what’s happening

International Women’s Day, March 6

Refire! Don’t Retire with Co-Authors Ken Blanchard (‘One Minute Manager’) and Morton Shaevitz, March 12

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Transportation Services Develops Strategies to Ease Parking Challenges in West Campus

Upcoming Courses

Maximizing Generational Diversity

Using the Campus CMS

Workplace Bullying, Fear, and Building Trust

campus notices

Faculty Participation in the Early Calling Campaign for 2015 Admitted Students

Student Health Services - Extended Hours

2015 YWCA TWIN Award Nominations for Women Staff

Retirement Planning

Undergraduate Research Conference Nominations

UC Retirement Plan Contributions

athletics

Baseball Defeats Cal State East Bay, Takes Third Straight Series Win

faculty authors

press clips

Quirky Quantum Concepts

Where Black Voters Stand 50 Years After the Voting Rights Act Was Passed
The Washington Post, March 3

Paper Argues For Fed to Hold Off On Rate Hikes Until Last Minute
Wall Street Journal, Feb. 27

Scientist Out to Solve Alzheimer’s Mystery
U-T San Diego, March 1

UCSD Creates Ink Sensor for Glucose
U-T San Diego, March 3

Coral Collapse Millennia Ago May Preview Global Warming Impact
Scientific American, Feb. 26

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Most Talked About on Facebook

Viewed

Talking About

On Twitter

what’s happening

International Women’s Day, March 6

Refire! Don’t Retire with Co-Authors Ken Blanchard (‘One Minute Manager’) and Morton Shaevitz, March 12

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Upcoming Courses

campus notices

athletics

faculty authors

press clips

Where Black Voters Stand 50 Years After the Voting Rights Act Was Passed The Washington Post, March 3

Paper Argues For Fed to Hold Off On Rate Hikes Until Last Minute Wall Street Journal, Feb. 27

Scientist Out to Solve Alzheimer’s Mystery U-T San Diego, March 1

UCSD Creates Ink Sensor for Glucose U-T San Diego, March 3

Coral Collapse Millennia Ago May Preview Global Warming Impact Scientific American, Feb. 26

Where Black Voters Stand 50 Years After the Voting Rights Act Was Passed
The Washington Post, March 3

Paper Argues For Fed to Hold Off On Rate Hikes Until Last Minute
Wall Street Journal, Feb. 27

Scientist Out to Solve Alzheimer’s Mystery
U-T San Diego, March 1

UCSD Creates Ink Sensor for Glucose
U-T San Diego, March 3

Coral Collapse Millennia Ago May Preview Global Warming Impact
Scientific American, Feb. 26