She enters into survival mode and fight or flight kicks in. Her hands are shaking and her heart is beating way faster than it should. Her breathing quickens...
Archive - April 2018
A few weeks ago, the world celebrated International Women’s Day. The day focuses on the plight of women and girls around the world. One bit of information that...
While scrolling through Instagram I will often come across someone’s profile which has thousands of followers, or a clothing company I have never heard of but...
She has five kids, commutes four hours a day, tackles 17 units a semester, works 15 hours a week at an unpaid internship and it’s been 20 years since she...
San Diego, beyond its picturesque beaches and sunny Southern California weather, is a city brimming with a variety of different people from all walks of life...
Intramural sports offer great opportunities for students and faculty alike to play sports and exercise, both for fun or in a more competitive manner. Some...
It’s been a rocky start to the 2018 season for the San Diego Padres. In their opening three game series against the Milwaukee Brewers, the Padres dropped all...
The clock on the wall of the archive room read 9 a.m. The volunteers enter in at their usual meeting time, Friday at 10 a.m. Perhaps it was fitting that the...
On paper, it is hard to see positivity within this year’s performance of the women’s golf team. Last fall, they finished 14th, 8th and 9th in their first three...
Vibrant yellow and green dockless bikes are popping up around San Diego that only require a smartphone and an adventurous person to use them. This is one of...