The advantages of declaring English as a major in spite of popular misconceptions Dorothy Dark / A&C Editor / The USD Vista In the aftermath of the Cold War, the methods and curriculums utilized for teaching within the U.S. public education system had undergone significant change. This was a consequence of […]
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University two-part series features conversation on sociopolitical thinkers from the 18th century Kathryn Querner / Copy Editor / The USD Vista The year 2018 marks the 200-year anniversary of the births of both Karl Marx and Frederick Douglass, two reformers whose influential works have shaped modern, social, political, and economic thought. […]
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Talk-show host Eric Andre offers his own take on late-night television Chase Fryfogle / Contributor / The USD Vista From making his guests watch the infamous “Two Girls One Cup” video to releasing their personal information to the public, Eric Andre has a wide array of skills that set him apart […]
Read moreCommunity responds to questions on the definition, impact, and necessity of art in the modern world Dorothy Dark / A&C Editor / The USD Vista Beyond the University of San Diego’s Art Department is a community of passionate individuals with artistic visions that are uniquely their own. Art is a multi-faceted […]
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Young artist’s legacy lives on in the remnants of his former musical career Dorothy Dark / A&C Editor / The USD Vista On the morning of Sept. 7, well-known musician Mac Miller was found dead in his Los Angeles, Calif. studio apartment. Malcom James McCormick (also known as Mac Miller) created […]
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Illustrator’s memoir chronicles life between Vietnam and United States Dorothy Dark | A&C Editor | The USD Vista When passing through neighborhoods or driving along the coast, hundreds of narratives live on in the memories of neighbors and strangers. Casual waves and polite smiles may fuel some illusion of camaraderie. Nevertheless, there are […]
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A reference for students interested in exploring the city’s local art scene with suggestions on where to start Dorothy Dark | A&C Editor | The USD Vista San Diego’s rich cultural history has played a vital role in the evolution of the city’s identity. The art that emerged from its inhabitants reflects the […]
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The Weeknd, Abel Tesfaye, revisits his dark, melancholic music in new album From the opening downtempo notes of The Weeknd’s new EP “My Dear Melancholy,” listeners are presented with a different Abel Tesfaye than the one who previously crooned, “I’m a [expletive] starboy.” Gone is the confident, undaunted Tesfaye whose […]
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Actor and novelist visits campus to discuss his first novel “Bob Honey Who Just Do Stuff” Nicole Kuhn | Arts & Culture | USD Vista “Fiction isn’t supposed to be an opinion piece,” stated award-winning actor Sean Penn, during his visit to the University of San Diego on Sunday. Penn […]
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USD’s international students host 33rd Annual International Expo and Cultural Fashion Show The University of San Diego is home to over 1,000 international students. Last Friday, this large student diversity was showcased in the 33rd Annual International Expo and Cultural Fashion Show. In a manner that was both educational and […]
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