When USD’s football and baseball teams took to the field for their games at the beginning of this month, there were, for the first time in over a year, fans in the stands. As San Diego County has moved into less restrictive tiers in California’s reopening plan, the University of San Diego welcomed fans back to stadiums on campus, albeit in limited numbers.
Read moreDocumenting the Black Lives Matter movement in San Diego The Say Her Name March goes to show how important protesting is in 2020 Tyler Pugmire / News Editor When the organizers of the Say Her Name March came together to plan their march for Sunday, Aug. 23, their plan stemmed […]
Read moreWhat We Lost: Multicultural organizations reflect on canceled Spring 2020 events Taylor DeGuzman / Arts and Culture Editor This season of life has truly taught us that you cannot take anything for granted. After the Spring 2020 semester was cut short two months in, nearly all major events were canceled despite […]
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Tyler, the creator, has always been known to push musical normative’s in the completely other direction. He does so on his newest tour- Igor. Tyler has teamed up with musical artists Blood Orange, and GoldLink, to create a new and unique concert going experience.
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USD’s School of Business encourages students to gain professional experience through various events Amy Inkrott / News Editor / The USD Vista Every day hundreds of students march across the bridge into Olin Hall, ready for their business classes. But sophomore Benjamin Sterbach didn’t originally intend to be one of […]
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Taryn Beaufort | Opinion Editor | The USD Vista Attending on-campus events are an important part of a student’s college experience, both academically and socially. University of San Diego students have no shortage of opportunities to attend events on campus. They are typically free of charge for students, staff, and […]
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