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Third-graders conjure creatures and middle-schoolers build toys to bring them to life.
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Bird Rock, La Jolla and Torrey Pines Elementary join Muirlands Middle and La Jolla High in granting awards
An agreement with the teachers union prevents all but nine. Meanwhile, about 60 non-teaching employees are still set to be laid off.
The four team members had never taken a formal economics class.
Henry Hou gets runner-up honor at the California National History Day competition
Aiko Busby sees traditional hula as a way to ‘have the full experience and understand the full story.’
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School gala celebrates the Mexican restaurant that was once in a former rail station on the current church land.
Marchers also voice opposition to the dismantling of a protest encampment May 6.
Staff sends UC San Diego more questions deemed necessary to evaluate its application to keep the reserve mostly closed to the public.
Several faculty members voice objections, with one accusing the university of unleashing ‘a violent oppression of peaceful speech.’
Lisa Levin, 69, will drop into the waters off Alaska in Alvin to study methane.
Tents occupied by pro-Palestinian demonstrators are dismantled.
The fast-growing university is updating the long-range development plan for its La Jolla campus through 2040.
The annual event was expected to draw 6,000 to 8,000 students and alumni.
Tents are put up as scores of students chant ‘Free, free Palestine’ near Geisel Library.
Second- through fifth-graders from nine La Jolla schools compete in the third Coastwise Spelling Prize.
