Featured
Seventh-graders from San Diego’s Millennial Tech Middle School visit Torrey Pines Golf Course in La Jolla ahead of this week’s tournament to hear from pro golfers, learn about careers in the industry and more.
Sophia Benito is a junior at La Jolla High School and an editor for the school newspaper, the Hi-Tide.
With a regional title under its belt, a robotics team including two La Jolla students is preparing to represent Southern California in an international challenge this spring.
Kate Wharton and four other La Jolla High School students help the San Diego Rescue Mission.
If approved by union members, the agreement will resolve the nation’s largest-ever strike of academic workers, affecting the entire 10-campus University of California system, including UC San Diego in La Jolla.
Citing miscommunication among parents, Muirlands Middle School teacher Laura Preisman presented the La Jolla Cluster Association with information about the San Diego Unified School District’s process to identify students for Gifted and Talented Education, or GATE.
Students from The Bishop’s School in La Jolla and Francis Parker School in San Diego win the 2022 Aerospace Robotics National Tello Competition in the beginner category.
Latest
The group postpones final review of a plan to demolish La Casa de los Amigos in Lower Hermosa and build a new residence until the San Diego Historical Resources Board rules on whether La Casa is historic.
For the first time in three years, the curtain rose on Muirlands Middle School’s “Muirlands Got Talent” show Dec. 8 as dozens of students strummed, joked, tapped and sang their way across the stage.
Xiang-Dong Fu says he was forced to resign after UC San Diego investigated his ties to Chinese researchers, part of a controversial initiative that some say unfairly scrutinized Chinese professors at American universities.
San Diego Unified School District officials notified parents of a cybersecurity threat Dec. 1 and advised all staff and students to change their school-related account passwords.
The shaking will be equivalent to the magnitude 6.7 Northridge earthquake and could answer questions about the durability of ‘tall timber.’
Ten-week program for girls in grades 3-5 blends physical activities and social-emotional lessons.
An appeals court agrees that only the state can create vaccination requirements for school attendance.
John Torres, former director of investigations, says in a lawsuit that the system tried to ‘protect’ Pradeep Khosla on issues involving gender discrimination and bullying.
Details have surfaced of complaints alleging abusive treatment and retaliation by the now-dismissed coaches of the La Jolla High School cheer team.
48,000 UC academic workers poised to strike, including at UCSD, affecting classes, labs and research
Four union bargaining units representing teaching assistants, postdoctoral scholars, academic and graduate student researchers, tutors, fellows and others are set to picket Monday, Nov. 14, at all 10 UC campuses.
Jasmine Matthews and Renee Wang both have taken on homelessness, but in different ways.
