Comm 101T-Media Activism (Spring 2018) Main Menu Introduction Sample Page by Professor P This is the template each student should use to create their page. Mental Health at UCSD by Alex Students discuss the problem with mental health at UCSD UCSD Students Against Muslim Ban Amiya Sun Mental Health at UCSD with Anne Kuiper-Thacker Lonely and Isolated on UCSD Campus Dalai Lama Controversy at UCSD 2017 UCSD Housing for International Exchange Students Bona Kim Vetoed How underfunded mental health services dampen the college experience University Art Gallery, A Terrible Name in Terms of Understanding What It Is A documentary on how and why a student activism against closure of University Art Gallery happened in 2016. By Cassie Cai Cory Har FOODDOC. Overpriced FOOD We're Not Your Tuition ATM by Dongwhee (Daniel) Kim UC Board's another unanimous vote on nonresident tuition hike made international students pay the price. Smoking problems on campus A documentary revealing secret smoking behavior on campus by Doris Zhang Unlearning How To Walk - By Douglas Jung A documentary on issues of discrimination and prejudice. Euna Choi Lack of Parking Space "Art is like Dessert" by Evan Kwong It Shouldn't Be This Easy Hannah Kim & Justin Sullivan Transportation and Safety in UCSD UCSD transportation and safety is important to everyone! How We Brought Dance Back - by Juri Ito A documentary in honor of the students that fought and demanded their dance classes back. Asian Americans by Kyoka Matsunaga A look at Asian American culture at UCSD and in the media Art n Humanity in UCSD - Mira Han A documentary dedicated to tell the stories from Art and Humanity students Do (UC) Us Now? An inter-generational look at the Compton Cookout and its effect on the anti-Black campus climate at UC San Diego. The Literature Building Cancer Cluster Over 10 women have been diagnosed with breast cancer, all of which have spent long periods of time in the literature building of UCSD. Read below for more details. Mental Health Crisis - Monologue from international student Shiyu Wang COMM101T Final Porject

UCSD Art Mural Support

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As a graduating senior this quarter I've reflected on my experiences at UCSD while considering its campus layout. 
The campus is certainly unique due to its spacious nature and political history. 
Throughout my commutes towards class the Cesar Chavez mural always seemed striking to me due to its mass, vivid nature yet upon closer inspection the intricate, mosaic details are even more interesting. They have a rich history as they were individually hand-crafted in China and specifically imported to UCSD. 
I am aware that the piece is meant to celebrate and support the Chicano Legacy. 
Like a majority of students, however, I would grow indifferent after initially seeing the murals on campus. 

While one can recognize the establishment of art on campus there seems to be a sense of apathy regarding the expansion of a bigger art culture. Ultimately, my piece is meant to draw light on the cultural value of the existing murals on campus and meant to advocate the implementation of more in the future.