community

‘Sister to Sister’ luncheon provides community, fellowship for black women on campus

February 19, 2020

The Koala is an outlet for students to express themselves

October 2, 2019

I like The New York Times. I read The Paris Review on occasion. I own my fair share of Steinbeck and Fitzgerald. I dabble in Murakami and McEwan. And every time, without fail, I find myself instinctively reaching for a cop...

Black Women’s Healing Circle fosters valuable community through discussion

April 10, 2019

College Area community members talk dockless scooters, residence hall safety at local forum

October 26, 2018

A.S. to host ‘Thursday’s a Drag’, an event showcasing diversity

August 24, 2018

Barrio Logan residents were right to fight attempted gentrification

November 29, 2017

Campus service club reaches out to community

October 25, 2017

Why we should stop arguing DACA under capitalist ideals

by Cassidy McCombs, Staff Writer

September 13, 2017

The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, is the most talked about story in America. DACA was implemented in 2012 and allows certain immigrants — specifically young undocumented adults brought here as children — to...

How Windmill Farms can steal the hearts of students

by Austin Gayle, Contributor

February 10, 2016

Surviving on a college-student budget, senior Jesse Boyle understands a burrito from Chipotle after class or a Starbucks coffee in the morning sometimes isn’t in the cards. With local grocery stores like Ralph’s and Vons simply...