The winner of the Associated Students Presidential Election is announced, rattlesnakes are on the rise in Tecalote Canyon, and students are becoming hesitant to use Facebook after personal information is leaked. Learn all of this and more on this week of USDtv News!
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USD takes a stand against sexual violence, students host a pancake breakfast for the homeless, and Sean Penn visits campus to discuss his new book. Learn all of this and more on this episode of USDtv News.
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This week a massive crowd marched across USD protesting gun control laws as part of the National School Walkout. Find out more about one of the largest movements ever to hit campus on this week of USDtv News.
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Students weigh in on Lamont Smith’s resignation following news that the San Fransisco District Attorney’s office will not be filing charges. PLUS – a setting on your iPhone that tells you exactly how much time you’ve spent on your device in the last 24 hours? Learn all this and more […]
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Formerly undeclared students and first year LLC advisors discuss being undecided Paulina Sierra | Opinion Editor | The USD Vista Questions about a student’s major are an unavoidable reality of college life, as it has the potential to follow some students all the way to graduation day, and often beyond. However, being undecided […]
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Illustrator’s memoir chronicles life between Vietnam and United States Dorothy Dark | A&C Editor | The USD Vista When passing through neighborhoods or driving along the coast, hundreds of narratives live on in the memories of neighbors and strangers. Casual waves and polite smiles may fuel some illusion of camaraderie. Nevertheless, there are […]
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A reference for students interested in exploring the city’s local art scene with suggestions on where to start Dorothy Dark | A&C Editor | The USD Vista San Diego’s rich cultural history has played a vital role in the evolution of the city’s identity. The art that emerged from its inhabitants reflects the […]
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USD staff and students offer advice on the study abroad experience Jennifer Mossuto | Feature Editor | The USD Vista Although San Diego is a travel destination in itself, that does not stop college students from jumping on the opportunity to study abroad. According to the Institute of International Education, in 2017 […]
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College can be tough, but on-campus resources are here to help Tori Thomas | Assistant Opinion Editor | The USD Vista Taking those first steps onto campus as a first-year student can be intimidating. Everything is new, right down to the streets being walked on under the San Diego sun. With a melting pot […]
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New invention promotes renewable sources of energy Amy Inkrott | News Editor | The USD Vista Among the plants in front of the Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice, one flower towers above the others. Its white petals turn to face the cool ocean breeze, while the large green leaves soak up the […]
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