Da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa,” Van Gogh’s “Sunflowers” and Monet’s “Les Meules” are some of the most well-known pieces of art around the world. While these paintings may not have many similarities, they all share one thing in common: being used as targets for climate change protests.
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In honor of Earth Day, USDtv asks toreros about the small ways they are working to help the planet.
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April 22nd is Earth Day, so learn about the history of this movement and why it’s so important.
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There are many student-led clubs and organizations on campus leading important conversations around sustainability and environmental justice. Groups like the Sustainability Club, USD Herbivores, and AEP are vital for continuing conversations around environmental justice and finding solutions toward sustainability.
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College students have multiple opportunities to be more sustainable. Ways to be more sustainable in college include not using plastic cups, wearing reusable masks, turning off your engine, and forgetting about fast fashion.
Read moreAs COVID-19 takes the front seat, sustainability falls to the wayside By: Hallie Wiltshire / Assistant Opinion Editor As we approach month six of quarantine, many people are reflecting on what they miss about life before the pandemic. Some people say they miss going to movie theaters or to indoor […]
Read moreCandidates’ calls to address climate change must be heeded Eric Boose / Opinion Editor / The USD Vista Of the 22 candidates already in the 2020 presidential race, only two have devoted serious effort to addressing climate change, and only one has made it their number one priority. One of […]
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The professor’s research is focusing on fisheries management and climate change by Kennedy Avery Professors at the University of San Diego are more than just educators within the campus community; they are changemakers. With expertise on a whole host of subjects, professors at USD are adding to the dialogue on […]
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