Every college athlete understands the feeling of pride that comes with beating a conference foe. Years of battling against the same opponent often breed a mix of admiration and animosity. The University of San Diego men’s tennis team, fresh off its fourth straight West Coast Conference Tournament championship, surely has […]
Read more1. Football makes FCS history with playoff win The University of San Diego football program had a season to remember, winning the […]
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Senseless attacks on innocent people seem to be happening more frequently across the country. Historically, college campuses have not been exempt from the threat of these tragedies. On April 30, several people at the University City apartment complex, which is home to many University of California, San Diego students, were […]
Read moreGo to college and you will get a better job. That’s the promise that inspires young high school students to spend four years and thousands of dollars on a bachelor’s degree. The knowledge and experience that you gain in the semi-independent years after high school are undeniably valuable, but no […]
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Reflecting on the history and culture of Southern California music festivals Coachella. The word has been ringing in millennials’ ears since the lineup was released in January. This three-day musical festival held in Indio, Calif. is associated with all genres, from indie pop bands to number one rappers on […]
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The tenure track: how professors achieve the coveted status At the end of each semester, students have the opportunity to critique or praise professors during teacher evaluations. These mysterious, classified pieces of paper are kept carefully out of professors’ reach until after grades have been submitted—and for good reason. […]
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If you were part of the reason why someone close to you committed suicide, would you want to know? The popular Netflix series “13 Reasons Why” explores this concept in detail, along with many other difficult topics related to suicide. The show has had the social media world buzzing since […]
Read moreAs the University of San Diego Toreros women’s basketball team looks ahead to their upcoming season, the incoming recruiting class provides a lot to be optimistic about. The recruiting class is headlined by high school seniors Kendall Bird, Myah Pace, and Sydney Hunter, all of whom had impressive senior seasons. […]
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For many athletes, the chance to play for their country is one of the top honors they could possibly receive. University of San Diego volleyball player Kristen Gengenbacher will get a chance to experience that sense of American pride this summer. Gengenbacher, a junior setter from Quincy, Ill., was one […]
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In the world of journalism, stories focus on global and national news. Tuning into local news is a way to find out what is affecting the regional community. Matt Hose, a 2015 graduate of the University of San Diego, has embarked on a journey toward educating individuals within his community […]
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