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Graduate teaching assistants play an important role at universities — giving lectures, grading papers, preparing exams — but federal data show that those working in San Diego earn wages considerably lower than their counterparts in places where the cost of living is much cheaper. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, San Diego’s part-time student workers earn the full-time equivalent ... Read More »
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Public universities in California have the option to run their own campus food inspection program. inewsource collected and analyzed records from more than 100 eateries across three universities. Read More »
One of Briggs' frequent clients, environmental nonprofit San Diegans for Open Government, filed a lawsuit Thursday against inewsource and its executive director. Read More »
It was after midnight when Jennifer ran out of the fraternity house crying, frantic and barefoot -- trying to get away. Read More »
The attention paid to rape on campus has brought fraternity culture under a microscope. Sexual assault at fraternities is a serious problem that some universities and even some Greeks are starting to confront. Read More »
Several San Diego schools, including SDSU and UCSD, outdid national averages of student loan default rates. However, not all the schools in the region did so well. Read More »