USD students who come from out-of-state discuss their experiences in San Diego Paulina Sierra / Opinion Section Editor / The USD Vista While senior Brandon Orzolek considers himself a southerner, growing up in Yorktown, VA, four years ago he found himself applying to college in an entirely other south; southern […]
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A meeting between two major figures in American media stirs…very little Lilyana Espinoza / Opinion Section / The USD Vista In late April, Kanye West made Americans’ heads spiral with a tweet in support of President Donald Trump. “We are both dragon energy,” West said. “He is my brother. I […]
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Daryan Gomez/ Contributor / The USD Vista On Oct. 10, Twitter users all around the world tweeted with the hashtag #WorldMentalHealthDay. World Mental Health Day, which was begun by the World Federation for Mental Health in 1992 with the purpose of advocating and educating the public on mental health issues, […]
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Lilyana Espinoza/ Contributor / The USD Vista As the realization hits that another year is quickly coming to a close, students at all stages are faced with an important decision. Continuing education — whether it be in medical school, law school, a credential program, a Masters degree, or any other […]
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Tori Thomas/ Assistant Section Editor / The USD Vista College can be a tumultuous time in a person’s life. For people navigating college relationships, having someone by your side can be both a help and a challenge. Most days there is a lot more to deal with than just a […]
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USD students discuss their discontent with the Rowling’s additions to the story they love Paulina Sierra/ Opinion Section Editor / The USD Vista J.K. Rowling has found herself in the middle of a scandal surrounding Nagini, Voldemort’s pet snake from the original “Harry Potter” franchise. According to new information from […]
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Getting a job after graduation is the goal, but figuring out when and where to start is the challenge Tori Thomas / Asst. Opinion Editor / The USD Vista The prospect of college graduation can be scary for some seniors, as they are forced, sometimes for the first time in […]
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Students protest the potential presence of ICE at the Career Fair Paulina Sierra / Opinion Editor / The USD Vista A sociology professor, Greg Prieto, Ph.D., discovered on a casual walk to lunch that a potentially threatening organization – one that could shake the stability of the lives of certain […]
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The way professors relate to students is hardly discussed, but is a vital part of the way USD runs. By Paulina Sierra / Opinion Section Editor / The USD Vista The relationship between professors and students is a central feature of college life. As a result, the way professors navigate […]
Read moreA few things we should all be upset about Lisa Nunna Ph.D./Op-Ed Contributor/The USD Vista Women have been earning more bachelor’s degrees than men since 1983. It has been at 57 percent for the last 18 years. Women also earn higher grades across all levels of education. So here’s my […]
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