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Cutler-Shaw is the first alumna to receive the Library’s annual Geisel Citation.
Facebook pioneer will establish the Halicioglu Institute for Data Science at UC San Diego.
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.
Engineering, medicine and social sciences ranked in nation’s top 20.
Alumnus Jaime Lizarraga ’88 works diligently in the nation’s capital.
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 […]
In time for International Women’s Day on March 8, we spotlight five GPS alumnae and their professional achievements stemming from moments of being bold in their careers.
Ameesh Paleja, ’01, is revolutionizing the movie industry with Atom Tickets.
Jonathan Singer, one of the first members of the biology faculty at UC San Diego who helped build the campus into a world leader in molecular and cell biology, died on February 2 in La Jolla, CA. He was 92.
Tritons to be honored during UC San Diego’s Alumni Celebration, June 10
Sheldon “Shelly” Schultz, one of the founding members of the physics faculty at UC San Diego, who received world-wide acclaim for his contributions to the discovery of “metamaterials,” died on January 31 at his home in La Jolla, CA. He was 84.