In the world of journalism, stories focus on global and national news. Tuning into local news is a way to find out what is affecting the regional community. Matt Hose, a 2015 graduate of the University of San Diego, has embarked on a journey toward educating individuals within his community […]
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Protesting is a cumulation of citizens exercising their First Amendment right, but when does a peaceful protest turn into a riot? To answer that question, it is important to know the difference between a protest and a riot. According to Merriam-Webster dictionary, a riot and a protest are two different […]
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San Diego native and University of San Diego transfer student Leah Drost has dreamed of working in entertainment her entire life. She is slowly realizing this dream through her work with USD Radio and performances with an alternative rock band called “Taking on Towers.” Drost is a junior communication studies […]
Read moreAn energy sparked within a small group of the University of San Diego community has now spread into the corners of campus. Starting with one individual who noted a fault in our current sexual assault reporting system, Associate Students Senate is about to vote on whether or not they want […]
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Months of hard work and organization finally came to fruition for senior Madeline Ball and the rest of her TEDx University of San Diego team last Wednesday. The nonprofit organization TED has been putting on conferences for over 25 years now and granted licensing for TEDx, one of its independently […]
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The lone pine tree and a group of unique University of San Diego students gathered Thursday afternoon to celebrate a day that unites them with the nation: Veterans Day. Veterans Day is celebrated every year on Nov. 11. It is a day our nation honors those who took an oath […]
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On Tuesday, members of the USD community and local tribe members gathered to protest and teach others about the the Dakota Access Pipeline controversy. The protests, which started earlier this year, had stayed largely out of the news until recently. The protests revolve around a four-state, $3.8 billion oil pipeline. […]
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The American people voted, and our President-elect is Donald Trump. It is an outcome that most news media never saw coming. Hillary Clinton and her supporters were shaken up, and many took to social media and the streets to voice their opinions as Clinton failed to secure enough electoral votes […]
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