“Mortal Kombat II” is the sequel to 2021’s “Mortal Kombat,” though it feels as if returning director Simon McQuoid doesn’t want you to know that. Although highly successful on HBO Max, “Mortal Kombat” ...

If there is one thing indie rock band The Crane Wives are known for, it’s their adoring fans. On May 1, The Crane Children lived up to the hype, flocking to House of Blues San Diego to hear music from ...

Editor’s note: This piece is a guest submission from Rose Qianyi Sun, a PhD student in computer music at UC San Diego. A little while ago, I gave a talk at a local San Diego bar as part of a series ...

In Filipino culture, the word “bayanihan” means community: shared identity, togetherness, and showing up for the people close to you even when your glass is half empty. Growing up in the Philippines, ...

Studying at UC San Diego means having a whole aquarium at your fingertips, where, for once, you’re not being watched by a tour group like animals in an enclosure. Whether you’re planning a date, ...

AS Election results overturned, Kaleb Truchan appointed EVP of external affairs UCSD restores FIRST Program UCSD School of Medicine must better address student concerns San Diego’s Muslim community ...

On April 24 and April 25, Kaibigang Pilipino’s 35th annual Pilipino Cultural Celebration, titled “Walay Huya,” transformed Mandeville Auditorium into a vibrant display of culture, artistic performance ...

A couple months ago, I was nervously awaiting a response from a research fellowship I applied to and expressed some of my anxiety to a fellow premed friend. I explained that my project was not the ...

Nearly 30% of San Diego’s population is Hispanic or Latino. This demographic, once underrepresented at UC San Diego, is increasingly visible on campus. After a decade-long initiative to earn ...

It’s easy to get stuck in the mundanity of our everyday routines as UC San Diego students. Thankfully, San Diego offers a plethora of third spaces — any place for rest and relaxation outside of work ...