Students at the University of California-San Diego were surprised when an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, commonly referred to as a drone, crashed in the mid...
Daniel Chong, the 23-year-old UC San Diego student who spent nearly five days behind bars without food or water, wants $20 million from the Drug Enfor...
SAN DIEGO -- The case of a detained college student who was forgotten in a holding cell for more than four days suggests a breakdown in procedure and ...
In 2007, a small group of visionary college and university presidents gathered to form the American College & University Presidents' Climate Commitment (ACUPCC). Five years later they have achieved some remarkable results.
Compared to a generation ago, there is an oceanic amount of data around. Perhaps there's simply too much data; that we lack the deep understanding (not processing power: understanding) of what's important or not in that data to effectively master it.
How did the early earth's "primordial soup" suddenly change into a living cell? New research published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society...
Over the years, hundreds of educational leaders from other states and countries have approached California State University chancellor Charles Reed fo...
The charred body of a slain woman was found inside a burning car on the University of California, San Diego campus Saturday, the Associated Press repo...
A recent study by University of California-Santa Barbara economist Philip Babcock found that students today work less and have higher expectations in ...
In this particular examination of the flow of Mexican migrants into the United States, the authors state that the lack of jobs in the U.S. -- not border enforcement -- is postponing migration.
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t's not just the students who are responsible for some cringe-worthy behavior in colleges. Sometimes, the administrators and faculty are to...
The University of California-San Diego's student humor publication, the Koala, has come under fire for its latest issue, which tries to lampoon recent...
The Los Angeles Times reported today that the student who admitted to hanging a noose in the library at the University of California-San Diego has bee...
UPDATE II: Campus police confirmed that no second noose was found on UCSD campus.
UPDATE: Multiple Twitter updates are reporting a second noose found...
If someone acting on behalf of a public college cuts off funding to student media because he doesn't like what one particular outlet said, should it matter that what the outlet said was really offensive?