Mapping San Diego explores the evolution of California, San Diego and UC San Diego through historic and modern maps. See rare depictions of California as an island, shifting coastlines and campus transformations. Now on view at Geisel Library.
Border Craft is a group exhibition featuring contemporary artists employing craft practices to address the geopolitical realities of borderland regions, including San Diego–Tijuana.
Make your voice heard! All UC San Diego graduate and undergraduate students are invited to complete the anonymous Tritons Speak Out survey on sexual misconduct before June 2nd. Participants will be entered into weekly raffles for gift cards.
Join Student Health and Well-Being (Counseling and Psychological Services, Health Promotion Services, and the Tritons Flourish Initiative) and our campus partners for programs supporting mental health and well-being throughout the Month of May!
This exhibit celebrates five years of GROW — Generating and Reclaiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative student-led project rooted in nurturing and preserving the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego.
This exhibit celebrates APIA Heritage Month by honoring culture, resilience & community. It spotlights community leader Tom Hom and features Library and campus resources on APIA voices, immigrant stories and San Diego’s vibrant API communities.
May is Mental Health Month!
The Faculty Staff Assistance Program has multiple offerings in May for Campus Faculty, Staff, and Post Docs. Please join us for one of our events for Campus Faculty and Staff:
Open to UCSD staff and faculty. Join the 4-week UC-wide yearly movement challenge, UC Moves! Participate individually, or as a team of 4-40. Prizes raffled for those who participate.
Starting May 6, you can purchase regalia for your 2025 commencement ceremony at our Grad Fair event. Bundle and save up to $60 with a Triton Grad Pack or buy items individually.
DJ Patil is an entrepreneur, investor, scientist, and leader in public policy. He has held senior roles in industry, academia, and government and his work has been featured in two Michael Lewis books (The Fifth Risk and Premonition).
Master of satire and one of today’s most observant writers addressing the human condition, best-selling author David Sedaris returns once again with his acerbic humor, social commentary, and outlandish stories.
Join us for a panel discussion with some of the boldest AI musicians. We'll discuss the creators' journeys into AI music, share examples, and discuss their techniques for controlling and collaborating with AI.
MADURA trains UCSD undergrads for aging or AD/neurosciences research and/or clinical professions. This event includes a research poster session, presentation on educational/career options, and screening/panel discussion of a film on AD family impact.
American composer Christopher Cerrone's All Wounds Bleed (with librettist Tony Asaro) is a contemporary retelling of the legend of Echo and Narcissus, the abandoned goddess Hera, and the price of unrequited love... [READ MORE]
The master of storytelling and song, Phil Cook captivates audiences with heartfelt performances that weave folk traditions with modern songwriting and rich, evocative narratives.
Have you ever wished the Library’s website worked better for you? Now’s your chance to make an impact! Join us for an Open Design Jam — a hands-on event where you’ll share feedback, explore rapid prototyping and practice design thinking.
Hirsch Biedermann, born in 1925, was number three on Schindler’s famous list. A native of Lodz, Poland, he endured years of ghettoization, imprisonment, and forced labor before being liberated in 1945.
“A Stitch In Time: Thinking Magnetic Tape as Seam" explores how the labors, sounds, and creative practices associated with magnetic tape recording resist a comprehensive, integrated theory for the recording format... [READ MORE]
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