From easier health monitoring to better batteries–the future of wearable tech.
Author: Triton Editor
The evolution of underwater apparel.
Can machine learning create your next look?
Alumnus Rusty Preisendorfer shares the story behind his eponymous surf brand.
Triton magazine talked with San Diego-based RedMed, employing graduates in fields ranging from computer engineering to theatre and dance.
One day in the late ’70s, I was walking past one of the Quonset hut classrooms and heard […]
UC San Diego Alumni President Kimberley Phillips Boehm, ’82, PhD, shares how alumni can get involved in campus diversity efforts.
Students take a break from vacation to meet with alumni While other students were spring breaking with friends […]
James Stuart DeSilva envisioned an art collection that allowed “generations of bright, eager young people the opportunity to find art even when they weren’t looking for it. Nineteen installations later, we asked Stuart Collection Director Mary Beebe for the inside stories behind them.
Emily Callahan, MAS ’14, and Amber Jackson, MAS ’14, two alumnae of Scripps Institution of Oceanography, have made it their mission to determine the best possible afterlife for these rig structures.
UC San Diego students keep each other well-fed with the Triton Food Pantry.
“Ten years after graduating from UC San Diego, I set out to hike the northern part of the Muir Trail in the spirit of my college’s namesake. Though I had zero through-hiking experience before stepping foot on the trail, I had the utmost of inspiration.”
Alumna honors grandmother, a World War II aviatrix.
A flip through the pages of any history textbook will yield the stories of people whose actions […]
Ameesh Paleja, ’01, is revolutionizing the movie industry with Atom Tickets.