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  • Creating change through connection

    Creating change through connection

    How LGBTQ+ people in San Diego use community as a tool for political resistance
    Go to the profile of Sara Turner
    Sara Turner
    May 22
    San Diego’s first cannabis cafe and public consumption event blaze path for local weed scene

    San Diego’s first cannabis cafe and public consumption event blaze path for local weed scene

    New marijuana lounge and consumption-based event indicate a shift in the county’s position on pot
    Go to the profile of Andrew Breitenbach
    Andrew Breitenbach
    May 22
    Ocean farming: Aquaculture research works to bring new industry to San Diego

    Ocean farming: Aquaculture research works to bring new industry to San Diego

    Farming of shellfish and seaweed has been an established industry in many coastal cities and offers potential environmental and economic…
    Go to the profile of Teal Davis
    Teal Davis
    May 22
    San Diego FC wildly successful in opening season

    San Diego FC wildly successful in opening season

    SDFC is selling out each home game while also winning on the field, something San Diego sports fans don’t always see and something the…
    Go to the profile of Artur Ivanov
    Artur Ivanov
    May 22
    Where everybody knows your name — local coffee shops are defining Pacific Beach culture

    Where everybody knows your name — local coffee shops are defining Pacific Beach culture

    Cafés in Pacific Beach are doing more than serving drinks, they’re quietly influencing the way people connect
    Go to the profile of Isabella Dallas
    Isabella Dallas
    May 22
    Bringing the WOW factor to San Diego

    Bringing the WOW factor to San Diego

    La Jolla Playhouse held its annual outdoor theater festival April 24–27 on UCSD campus
    Go to the profile of Makayla Caltrider
    Makayla Caltrider
    May 22
    Chula Vista’s Otay Farms Market Looks Towards the Future

    Chula Vista’s Otay Farms Market Looks Towards the Future

    The South Bay institution embraces the community with quality produce and food, keeping it a fan favorite for 60 years
    Go to the profile of Aeva Dobson
    Aeva Dobson
    May 22
    Get to know Joywalk: The North County band on the come-up

    Get to know Joywalk: The North County band on the come-up

    How one of the only young North County bands is making a name for themselves
    Go to the profile of Dominique Rocha
    Dominique Rocha
    May 22
    The Rise of San Diego’s Newest Obsession: Thrifting

    The Rise of San Diego’s Newest Obsession: Thrifting

    How second-hand shopping is the latest trend and transforming local fashion and culture- one thrift at a time
    Go to the profile of Meilani Menton Porter
    Meilani Menton Porter
    May 22
    New dormitory projects provide hope for SDSU students

    New dormitory projects provide hope for SDSU students

    Seven new towers to help combat rising rent for college students and allow more students to live on campus
    Go to the profile of Connor Aleshire
    Connor Aleshire
    May 22
    Lacing up the legacy: How San Diego’s running culture keeps pace through the decades

    Lacing up the legacy: How San Diego’s running culture keeps pace through the decades

    San Diego’s vibrant running scene has evolved into an inclusive community, proving that the sport is as much about connection and culture…
    Go to the profile of Clayton Stout
    Clayton Stout
    May 22
    Crowned but crumbling: Pro-amateur removal shakes up a legacy on California’s №1 golf course

    Crowned but crumbling: Pro-amateur removal shakes up a legacy on California’s №1 golf course

    Since 1947, Pebble Beach has hosted the AT&T Pro-Am Golf Tournament. Despite raising millions for charity, the tournament has experienced…
    Go to the profile of Juliana Aliotti
    Juliana Aliotti
    May 22
    San Diego Central Library’s mental health services dwindle when NAMI pulls out of partnership

    San Diego Central Library’s mental health services dwindle when NAMI pulls out of partnership

    As the unhoused population rises, mental health resources fall short of meeting growing demand
    Go to the profile of Lily Diephouse
    Lily Diephouse
    May 22
    Are San Diego hockey players safe from neck injuries?

    Are San Diego hockey players safe from neck injuries?

    A year-and-a-half after Adam Johnson’s death, not every local league requires neck and wrist protection
    Go to the profile of Josh Frojelin
    Josh Frojelin
    May 22
    San Diego and the TikTok Food Craze

    San Diego and the TikTok Food Craze

    How TikTok is Shaping San Diego’s Restaurant Scene
    Go to the profile of Kendall Krohn
    Kendall Krohn
    May 22
    Artificial Intelligence is Changing the College Experience

    Artificial Intelligence is Changing the College Experience

    While 86% of students use AI weekly, only 38% of professors have used it in the classroom
    Go to the profile of Ella Hall
    Ella Hall
    May 22
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