Of all the places I imagined visiting during my semester abroad, the coronation of King Charles III was not one of them. His recent succession to the throne followed the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, at age 96 last September.
Read moreUSD provides support for its students with furry friends through Emotional Support Animals in dorms.
Read moreResiding and teaching in San Diego for over seven years, Professor Channon Miller has been across the country, 2,900 miles away from home, and committed to the passion and cause of Black voices being heard. Miller has devoted her career to uncovering and sharing the undermined, lived experiences and history of African Americans in the US. Among the many courses taught at USD, Miller contributes refreshing perspectives in the history department such as African American History and African American Women’s History.
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Popularly referred to as “fashion’s biggest night out,” this year’s Met Gala theme honored the late Karl Lagerfeld, well known for his work as the creative director of the French fashion house Chanel.
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The federal court in Manhattan has been privy to witnessing English singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran’s trial after being accused of copying American R&B singer Marvin Gaye’s soul classic “Let’s Get It On” (1973). The family of Ed Townsend (Gaye’s co-writer) filed the suit in 2017 against Sheeran’s Grammy-winning ballad “Thinking Out Loud” (2014).
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Students run 13.1 miles around the San Diego Bay
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Toreros finish regular season WCC games
Read moreAs we look back at April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month, it is important to combat myths that are commonly spread about sexual assault. Sexual assault is a topic that nobody enjoys talking about, but addressing it helps fight misconceptions around survivors.
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