Animal Instinct: Saving Lives at the Zoo
For more than 20 years, UC San Diego’s top docs have been helping save lives at the zoo, one precious species at a time
Healthcare Goes High-Tech
Dr. Eric Topol is putting health care in the palms of our hands. The renowned cardiologist, author, and patient advocate talks Stephen Colbert, Ubering doctors to your doorstep, and the inevitable digitalization of medicine.
Dear Millennial Women,
So you’re pushing 30 now? This is the make moment, the break moment, the what-the-hell-am-I-doing moment. Looking for that promotion? Daydreaming about your own business? Totally, bafflingly confused and need a U-turn? There’s always grad school. But what’s that ticking sound? Oh yes, your biological clock. And you can’t live in this apartment forever. Isn’t […]
Fall Arts Preview 2015-2016
Let us entertain you! From stories about civil rights leaders and nymphomaniacs, to exhibits on hair and whales, to Shakespeare and Gatsby en pointe, we’ve gathered the hottest shows and acts from the upcoming season.
Fall Fashion 2015: Fashion Forward
Fall’s hottest looks and how to wear them
Back to School
This time of year, we all get nostalgic for our college days. The dorm life, the lack of responsibility, the football games, and, oh yeah—the learning! What we wouldn’t give to get back on campus just for fun, to settle into those lecture seats, and expand our office-drone minds with some thought-provoking classes. Here are just a few of the most popular professors teaching at our biggest universities this fall. Now, have a seat; class is in session.
Farm to Fable
Deception, fraud, and honest mistakes in the farm-to-table movement
Stopping Traffic
We ditched our cars for one day and gave our city’s public transportation a whirl. What we uncovered was a well-intentioned, underutilized, not-super-convenient schedule and network of rails and routes dressed up as a working mass transit system. One thumb up?
“No one is coming to rescue us”
What will it take to make over Southeast San Diego? Despite political setbacks and a lack of funding, Barry Pollard has hope that a forgotten corner of the city can turn around.
Foodie Getaways
Traveling is one big excuse to dine out, and on the West Coast, the mix of new and classic eateries is reason enough to hit the road.
A.J. Preller: A Whole New Ballgame
Rockstar general manager A.J. Preller has built the Padres into a team to talk about. But having a candid conversation with this guy isn’t easy—when the conversation is about anything other than baseball. No sidetracking into what local neighborhoods he likes or whether he’s even tried a fish taco. He has nothing to say about […]
Spring Fashion 2015: Luxe Layover
Pack your bags! Spring’s 1970s styles are leaving on a very chic jet plane.
Get Fit & Have Fun in San Diego
From doggie bootcamps to intense bodybuilding programs, it’s an exciting time to get in shape. What are you waiting for?
27 Reasons to Love San Diego
Our annual list of all things San Diego and rad—from kiteboarding to urban farming to a city-wide book club
The Other Darrell Issa
Darrell Issa is no longer running the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. But is it too late for Issa, the richest member of Congress and a champion of open government, to learn to get out of his own way?
25 BIG Ideas
Fascinating San Diego people inspire us with big, bold ideas on everything from genomics to urban planning, art to architecture, food and more
Juice!
Meet the local juicers, fasters, entrepreneurs, newbies, and lifers helping the cold-pressed craze become a permanent way of life
The Other Darrell Issa
Darrell Issa is no longer running the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. But is it too late for Issa, the richest member of Congress and a champion of open government, to learn to get out of his own way?
25 BIG Ideas
Fascinating San Diego people inspire us with big, bold ideas on everything from genomics to urban planning, art to architecture, food and more
Juice!
Meet the local juicers, fasters, entrepreneurs, newbies, and lifers helping the cold-pressed craze become a permanent way of life
The Genius of Dr. Seuss
An in-depth and interactive exhibit of the San Diego storyteller and artist’s work debuts in Balboa Park, in honor of the 2015 centennial. The paintings and sculptures of Theodor Seuss Geisel will reveal a lesser-known side to the author of The Cat in the Hat, and the man who called La Jolla his home for nearly a half-century.
Decorate Your Home for the Holidays
A visit from your in-laws is imminent. Don’t panic. Here, three ways to throw a dazzling fête.
The Genius of Dr. Seuss
An in-depth and interactive exhibit of the San Diego storyteller and artist’s work debuts in Balboa Park, in honor of the 2015 centennial. The paintings and sculptures of Theodor Seuss Geisel will reveal a lesser-known side to the author of The Cat in the Hat, and the man who called La Jolla his home for nearly a half-century.
Decorate Your Home for the Holidays
A visit from your in-laws is imminent. Don’t panic. Here, three ways to throw a dazzling fête.
Homebrewing in San Diego
San Diego’s homebrewers are thriving, working hand-in-hand with the city’s powerhouse breweries
The Baja Moment
In eight short years, Baja’s gone from a virtual dead zone to one of the globe’s top food and drink destinations. With the world watching, how will innovators in Tijuana and Valle de Guadalupe handle growing crowds and attention—without selling their souls? The Baja Moment Misión 19’s trio of local ceviches over a bed of […]
