There’s so much that’s unknown here, it’s like we don’t know what to be most concerned about,’ one student journalist says.

Reductions on that scale would seriously hurt research and threaten jobs at the region’s second-largest employer.

This is a developing story that The Guardian is continuing to monitor. This piece was last updated April 7, 12 a.m. You can ...

The federal government revoked the F-1 international student visas and terminated SEVIS records of four of its students, the ...

This works out to more than $216 million in tuition alone that the university could stand to lose if the international ...

The following is a satirical article for The DisreGuardian, a series of articles published annually for The Guardian’s April ...

The university received the notification "without warning," and that the federal government has not explained the reasons ...

Attacks on climate action: San Diego organizations are grappling with Trump’s plans to claw back federal climate funding and ...

It is unclear why the San Diego students' visas were revoked, but aligns with a national trend officials terminating some ...

Five UCSD students had their F-1 visas terminated this week, according to a campus-wide notice sent from Chancellor Pradeep ...