Category: Arts & Culture

By Katelyn McCullough In the hustle and bustle of the modern age, quiet spaces can be hard to find. However, in the heart of La Jolla there lies a cottage that can be that sanctuary for those wanting a place to relax, reconnect with friends and enjoy some comfort food. […]

Curious about what the singer has been up to lately? Find out here! By Erin Fogerty Rihanna has been shining like the brightest diamond in the fashion world ever since her album “Unapologetic” dropped last November. The singer first wowed audiences with her fashion statements during her Victoria Secret Fashion […]

By Morgan Lewis The 17-year-old Keith Cozart, better known for his stage name Chief Keef is yet another artist that has made his name through YouTube. The release of his first album “Finally Rich” in December of 2012 reached as high as No. 29 on the U.S. album chart and […]

By Katelyn Montero USD takes the idea of collaborative art to a whole new level as artists across campus participate in a series called “Beyond the book: Fresh Perspectives on the Print Collection.” Senior Kat Ayd is the mastermind and curator of the exhibition, which features 28 pieces in total. […]

By Blanca Torii Traveling to the desert, the weather changes about an hour into the ride. We passed white wind turbines. The image of sleek machines was the last of urban sprawl until we reached nature. Then we trekked for about 15 minutes before reaching a spot of level land. […]

By Margaret Hartley A little bit kooky, a lot creative, Buke & Gase have handcrafted a sound all its own. The members have literally handcrafted their own instruments. The band’s name was also based on its unique instruments. The modified baritone ukulele is nicknamed “the Buke” and the guitar-bass hybrid […]

By Colby Edson On Sunday, Feb. 24th, the red carpet was unfolded. Movie stars, directors and producers alike were dressed to impress in sight of 40 million television viewers. A night so full of glitz and glamour could only be devoted to one thing – film. The 85th Academy Awards […]

By Tori Pappas After years in the making has she been workintry simplifying them while keeping the gist. After years in the making and many long nights in the studio, Patricia Hurley has something to be proud of. Halcyon, her visual arts senior thesis, showcased her body of work, consisting […]

Restaurant in Ocean Beach serves rustic French fare. By Katelyn McCullough One of life’s greatest pleasures is experiencing new things. This is no exception when it comes to food. While some may be hesitant to venture out to new places or seek out different cuisines, the end result is well […]

By Amelia Gentile Some works of prose and poetry are simply timeless; “Tartuffe” fits that bill, as it continues to resonate with audiences today. The production, staged this past week by the USD graduate theater program is considered the most famous theatrical comedy by 17th century French playwright Molière. Since […]