March is Women’s History Month and the topic of a lack of women in sports has risen dramatically since the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team won the...

Women’s History Month, established just in the past few decades, initially began as a week of celebration in 1981 to recognize important and influential...

The Democratic National Convention took place this week and its virtual stage was outshined by a historic first — the nomination of the first Black and...

As kids, all of us share an innate fascination for the world around us: the kind that makes us eat bugs, hop in tidepools and look at the stars with wonder....

Gnomes can normally be found as lawn ornaments or garden protectors, but there is a group of gnomes on campus who are mixing it up.  The Gnomes, San...

Thousands of supporters marched through the streets of Downtown San Diego on Saturday, participating in the fourth annual, nationally scaled Women’s...

Too often when a victim of sexual assault or harrassment comes forward to share their story, they are overwhelmed with questions that scrutinize their...

After the release of Black Panther I thought, “Finally, this is our movie, a movie for black people.” After I said this, someone asked me why it...

Women have to worry about predators and perverts every day of their lives. They fear walking alone — day or night — because of them. Being new to...

Several on-campus groups celebrated this year’s International Women’s Day on March 8 with various discussions and activities. The Bread and Roses...

From 1977 to present, the number of incarcerated women has increased from 20,000 to more than 120,000. Eighty percent of these women are also victims of...

Getting to school by car, bus or trolley revolves around one single thing: transportation. That is what civil engineering senior Yesenia Ortega said attracted...