UCSD Guardian
San Diego, California, United StatesEnglishServing as the independent student-run newspaper of the University of California, San Diego, this publication provides comprehensive coverage of campus news, local politics, and student life. Since its founding in 1967, it has established itself as a vital voice for the university community, offering a platform for investigative journalism and student perspectives on regional issues.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN SAN DIEGO
Anchored by one major daily publication, the local media market relies heavily on a supplementary network of suburban and bilingual outlets. The San Diego Union Tribune dominates the regional print landscape as the primary broadsheet, maintaining a circulation exceeding 250,000. Beyond this central paper, readers access targeted coastal reporting through the Coast News. Additionally, the border geography sustains an established Spanish-language press, highlighted by specialized publications like El Latino and La Prensa. Paperboy lists 18 newspapers in San Diego.
MORE FROM SAN DIEGO →UCSD Guardian — Today’s Headlines
- Volume 60: Issue 4
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- Charting new trajectories: UCSD PhD candidate Leonardo Espinoza presents work studying Saturn’s moon
- UCSD sent staff to quietly monitor and report on student protests, public records obtained by SCLU show
- ‘The clock did not start on Oct. 7’: SJP organizes march through UCSD memorializing 3 years of genocide in Gaza
- San Diego City Council urges greater local regulatory authority over autonomous vehicles
- GIVE’s $2,000 volunteer trips aren’t about altruism