Maddison Nelson | Contributor Il Giardino D’Amore, a group of Baroque musicians supported by the German embassy in Washington D.C., performed AMOR ROMA: a show that centers itself around the infatuation Europe had with Rome during the 17th and 16th centuries. The group of young musicians that make up Il […]
Read moreAbby Gentry | Asst. A& C Editor | The USD Vista With food, games, and entertainment, Solomon Hall transformed into a space to celebrate and honor the Middle Eastern cultures. On Thursday, October 8, the Torero Program Board held an event for students to engage in Middle Eastern traditions. This […]
Read moreTayler Reviere Verninas | Arts and Culture Editor | The USD Vista “Whose dishes are in the sink?” is a common question asked within the walls of our glorified room in the Vistas apartments. Roommates. You can’t live with them but … wait, you do live with them! Sometimes tension […]
Read moreMatthew Roberson | Sports Editor | The USD Vista Over the last 40 years, America has endured several prominent issues and hardships, transformed its social and political landscape, and witnessed the birth of a true digital age. But throughout all the wars, elections, and other current events there has been […]
Read moreAllison Mcinnis | Asst. Opinion Editor | The USD Vista Hiatus Kaiyote took over the House of Blues in downtown San Diego on Friday, Oct. 2. The four person Australian band is widely known for their neo-soul music, and was nominated for a Grammy in 2011 for […]
Read moreJenna Principe | Contributor Country music fans, adorned in their cowboy boots, hats, and southern charm, packed the Sleep Train amphitheater in Chula Vista on Saturday, Oct. 3 to watch Florida Georgia Line perform on their “Anything Goes” tour. The country duo, Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard, attracted thousands of […]
Read moreTayler Reviere Verninas | Arts and Culture Editor | The USD Vista I am so frustrated because life is not fair. No, I don’t mean fair in the sense that I could not go out this weekend because I had too much homework, I mean fair as in unjust. Every […]
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by Abby Gentry | Assistant Arts & Culture Editor Last week, Miley Cyrus released her new album titled “Miley Cyrus and her Dead Petz.” “Dead Petz” seems to be Miley’s way of taking control in the form of a confusing and attention grabbing album, simply because she has the means […]
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by Tayler Reviere Verninas | Arts & Culture Editor On Friday, Sept. 11 the campus community of University of San Diego engaged in a day of reflection and dialogue for the tragic events that occurred 14 years ago. Members of the community reflected on the two airplane attacks on the […]
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By Abby Gentry | Assistant Arts & Culture Editor On Sunday, Sept. 13, down the street from campus on Sports Arena Boulevard, hidden in a parcel of land across the way from Kobey’s Swap Meet, Grassroots Oasis held their first Actifest event. Grassroots Oasis is a community space used for […]
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