For many college students, music carries them through their day-to-day activities. Whether it be driving to the grocery store or simply running along Mission Bay, students are always tuned into their devices, allowing someone else’s voice to flood their minds. It’s an emotional release, an uplifting motivator, and even a welcome distraction to never-ending Zoom lectures posted on Blackboard.
Read moreFor the first time since its founding at USD, FUSO won the Friendship Games, proof of the importance of community and unity, especially during the pandemic. Jenny Han / Asst. Opinion Editor FUSO (Filipino Ugnayan Student Organization) is one of many multicultural clubs here at USD. Over the past month, […]
Read moreHow USD Alumna Bayardo De Murguia worked his way to land a role on the brand new Netflix series “Tiny Pretty Things” Taylor DeGuzman / Arts & Culture Editor / The USD Vista “Ever since I was little, my dad always told me, ‘Son, work hard and be a good […]
Read moreFirst dates, kisses, and getting lovesick rather than COVID-19 over quarantine Taylor DeGuzman/Arts & Culture Editor/The USD Vista Quarantine has lasted more than eight months. And for many, several of those months were spent never seeing daylight for weeks on end, binging more than five different shows, obsessing over ten […]
Read moreIn a crunch? Here are some Halloween costumes to throw together with closet staples. By Olivia Hunt / A&C Assistant Editor With only a week to go until the end of October, it’s officially costume crunch time. Though Halloween will undoubtedly look different this year, there are definitely some ways […]
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What candy will reign supreme? Anna Valaik / A&C Section Editor Growing up, it was always an adventure and challenge on Halloween night to find the houses with the best and biggest candy selections while running around the neighborhood with a crazy costume on. For most of the year in […]
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Spreading good vibes and fun times on Halloween without spreading COVID-19 Taylor DeGuzman / A&C Editor The spookiest holiday of the year is creeping right around the corner. Halloween is on a Saturday this year, which means no school and a full day to celebrate. However, just because Halloween falls […]
Read moreHow COVID safety measures paved the way for unique guest experiences By Olivia Hunt / Asst. A&C Editor Like other public institutions across the county, the San Diego Museum of Art (SDMA) has established new policies to make people feel comfortable about their reopening to the public. With distance markers, […]
Read moreThe search for San Diego’s tastiest drinks and treats continues with finding the best pumpkin spice lattes SD coffee shops have to offer Taylor DeGuzman / A&C Editor It’s that special time of year again when the air is filled with seasonal scents of sugar, spice, and everything nice. The […]
Read moreGet in the fall mood and the Halloween spirit with Carlsbad’s Instagram-worthy pumpkin patch and terrifying haunted corn maze Taylor DeGuzman / A+C Editor Fall in San Diego is nothing short of scorching hot weather, sunshine days, and the occasional switching from Converse to combat boots and crop tops to […]
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