Record UC applicants make for increasingly finicky admissions process
ENCINITAS — As this year’s college admissions process draws to a close, not all recent high school graduates are secure in their commitment to a
University of California
Elias: Will UC forfeit tax status, impartiality?
The faculty is putting at risk the institution’s longstanding impeccable credentials as an impartial source of reliable information.
Carlsbad Unified doing more with less
On Oct. 16, Superintendent Dr. Ben Churchill presented the audience at The Westin a number of success stories and accomplishments from the past year.
Brett’s BBQ: Slow cooked and beloved, but soon to close
Brett’s BBQ owners Bruce Weisman and Brett Nicholson find themselves in the unfortunate situation of having to close their business.
Sage Creek HS trio ready for next step
A trio of graduates are leaving their mark at Sage Creek High School. One is the first ever in her family to graduate high school,
Pacific Ridge students work to solve societal issues
Students at Pacific Ridge Middle School got a taste of what it takes to be a real-life entrepreneur.
UC employees hit picket lines for three-day strike
Thousands of University of California service workers began a three-day strike on May 7 at campuses and medical facilities across the state, including at UC
Imams could worsen campus anti-Semitism
There is no longer any doubt about whether anti-Semitism exists in America and on California college and university campuses.
Whose UC is it? Still a valid question
As a new school year opens on the nine campuses of the University of California, it’s a fair question for parents of prospective students to
