The Trojans are the queens of women’s water polo once again. After a five-year drought, Southern California has taken back ...

The recent 2026-27 Associated Students election has been the subject of much criticism for the discriminatory case rulings ...

On Thursday at approximately 1:02 p.m., a digital criminal extortion group under the name ShinyHunters hacked Instructure, ...

The NCAA fencing championships, hosted by Notre Dame from March 19 to March 22, pitted the top 24 athletes from each ...

Workers in San Diego joined global May Day demonstrations on Friday to demand better working conditions and advocate for immigrants’ rights. Rallies across San Diego County, including one at Chicano ...

The Tritons were going back to March Madness. With less than 15 seconds left on the clock in the Big West Championship final and the Tritons up by 12, the dejected Rainbow Wahine let senior guard ...

Last December, the San Diego Police Department renewed its contract with Flock Safety, a company that produces automatic ...

Beginning on May 14, American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 3299 will launch an open-ended strike ...

“You’re so mysterious” is not the compliment you think it is — at least, not to somebody who bears the mental health consequences of deleting social media. My screen time may be low, but so is my ...

The government of the United Kingdom — apparently no longer satisfied with restricting speech and the ability to peacefully assemble — is poised to further exert its will upon its citizens’ lives with ...

“Where are you from?” was a question that left me puzzled during my time studying abroad at the London School of Economics last summer. To Americans, I lived in San Diego. To Indians, I was from ...