Category: Arts & Culture

Luna Lovegood What are all the designers calling fierce this season? A throwback to the ’70s. And when we say ’70s, we mean 1770s. Ruffles, corsets, and petticoats are back in, and they have never looked better. For the women, it might be an adjustment from the skinny jeans and […]

Carrie Widder / Staff Writer / The USD Vista Thanks anonymous criminal. You’ve done a good job. You successfully broke into my car, damaged my back window and took one of my most prized possessions. My beautiful 13-inch MacBook on which I have saved all my articles, all my school […]

Lauren Millslagle / Staff Writer / The USD Vista Based on the novel by Chuck Palahniuk, the film “Choke” is an amusing dark comedy that has all the makings to be a new indie cult classic. However, despite its potential, “Choke” failed to fully develop its dysfunctional characters and could […]

Giovanni Gonzales / Campus Focus Editor / The USD Vista This week’s coffee adventure led me not too far from campus. The Living Room Coffee house is by far one of the best coffee shops in San Diego. While it has various locations in San Diego, two of which are […]

Annette Garcilazo / Staff Writer / The USD Vista Low vs Diamond can take pride in being called an American band. They may be living in L.A. now, but the members come from all over the country: Seattle (Lucas Field- vocals), Chicago (Howie Diamond- drums), San Francisco (Tad Moore- keyboard), […]

Kaitlin Perry / The USD Vista As a writer I am fascinated by blogs. Each one is unique and creative etc. But only a select few are noteworthy and worth checking every day. Hipster Runoff is one of those blogs. Hipster Runoff is a blog belonging to a guy who […]

Erin Hernandez / Staff Writer / The USD Vista The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego (MCASD) will be featuring the exhibition Human/Nature: Artists Respond to a Changing Environment from now until Feb. 1 in its downtown extension on Kettner Blvd. The museum admits all people under the age of […]

Jason Aranjo / Guest Writer / The USD Vista “If one had but a single glance to give the world, one should gaze on Istanbul.”-Alphonse de Lamartine Istanbul is a crossroads of sorts both literally and figuratively. It is a mixture of cultures and the historic capital reincarnate of three […]

Liz Buckley / Editor in Chief / The USD Vista First-time director Clark Gregg knew that he was taking a risk when he decided to turn Choke, by Chuck Palahniuk, into a feature film. Although he was contending with the classic Fight Club and adapting a beloved author with a […]

Kaitlin Perry / Arts & Culture Editor / The USD Vista This weekend at Street Scene I was serenaded by Justice and inspired by Devo to buy a whip. I was taken from the music of the millennium to the music of the 80s within the span of two nights, […]