Context is given in regards to the President’s salary after an Editorial about clerical workers unionizing misused information on ProPublica. The article explains the difference between salary and total compensation and what it entails.
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As the future of higher education finally turns a corner towards normalcy, President James T. Harris III, D.Ed., utilized this transition as an opportunity to reflect on the changes that the university already made and will make going into the school year.
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USD students have faced a lot of uncertainty during the pandemic, especially when it comes to their college careers. President Harris sat down with us to answer some pressing questions from Toreros concerning in-person classes, study abroad, and tuition.
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As more vaccines become available and the University of San Diego’s COVID-19 case rates continue to change, the university has implemented new policies as well as provided updated information about the future of Spring 2021 and the following school year.
Read moreA limited return to campus: What this means for USD faculty and students Emma Valdiserri / Assistant News Editor As of Friday, Aug. 28, USD’s President James T. Harris III, D.Ed. announced that the university will be making efforts for a limited return to its campus. Despite San Diego remaining […]
Read moreEnough whiplash for USD students by Catherine Silvey / Managing Editor As San Diego County clears a crucial parameter for in-person instruction, USD students face another opportunity to be disappointed by their university It’s August and it’s time for University of San Diego students to start the fall semester. However, […]
Read moreUSD’s Late Remote Learning Announcement Draws Criticism By: Olivia Cunningham, Assistant News Editor Following the University of San Diego’s announcement that Fall 2020 would be online, students took to social media comments to express their anxiety and disappointment. Whether the comments were calls for a tuition discount or refund, questions […]
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USD removed the statue at the orders of Archbishop Gomez, but Native students say they want to be included in the conversation Celina Tebor / Editor in Chief The presence of Saint Junípero Serra on campus, a Catholic saint known for establishing the California mission system that resulted in the […]
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Jamie Eddy || Feature Editor It’s not every day that a university president opens their home to people they are unfamiliar with, let alone two students. Some University of San Diego students have long awaited the opportunity to gain entrance into the home of the USD president, hoping to get […]
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