On Belonging

A move to Silicon Valley inspires UC San Diego alumnus to connect with local club.

Finding Home

I am proud to have called UC San Diego my home, especially because it almost wasn’t. I emigrated […]

Strange Intelligence

Janelle Shane, PhD '14, has used neural networks, or artificial intelligence, to create names for guinea pigs, knock-knock jokes, even pies and ice cream flavors.

Good Problems

David Quarfoot, PhD '15 has created more than 40 crossword puzzles for The New York Times.

Bringing It Back Home

Looking Back | UC San Diego Floor Hockey

We take you back twenty years for the first chapter of a story about a close-knit group of UCSD students, floor hockey, and a magical pony.

Class Notes: Beverly Wendland

Beverly Wendland, ’85, Muir, was appointed dean of the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences at Johns […]

Class Notes: Paula Le

Paula Le, ’14, Sixth, is a user interface designer for Pacific Science and Engineering Group in San Diego.

Class Notes: Michael Carroll

Michael Carroll, ’73, Muir, works in autologous immunotherapy production at Dendreon, a biotechnology company in Georgia. He has […]

Class Notes: Pamela Iverson

Pamela Iverson, ’73, Muir, retired after more than 30 years with Head Start, a national school readiness program […]

Class Notes: Thomas Nau

Thomas P. Nau, ’90, Muir, is a systems engineer for General Atomics Aeronautical Systems in San Diego.

Class Notes: Dory Harris

Dory Harris, ’92, Roosevelt, is the national communications and training liaison at McKesson Corporation in San Francisco.

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A Dream Week at UCSD

Memories of basketball’s “Dream Team” at UC San Diego.

Michele Domico, '95, Marshall, specializes in intensive training and cardiology in pediatrics at the Children’s Hospital of Orange County.

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