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 […]
Read moreAmbient red and blue light along with a steady bass chime from Music Box when you approach its opaque glass threshold. Entering, you’re initiated into a sacred society defended by large muscled men with ropes ensuring you listen to the music. Not sure how to dress for “trendy,” as the […]
Read moreThe first time I heard a raver talking about candy, I assumed it was a euphemism for drugs. However, the word is actually spelled “kandi”, and it refers to the beaded bracelets that are traded around at EDM festivals. Kandi is just one of the unique aspects of EDM culture […]
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The Lumineers, Jack White, Pink Floyd, and Prince have as many things in common as we have with them, but all these artists do share one thing- they all ban cellphones at their shows. Topics concerning cellphones range from how much screen time a […]
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Copy by Brooklyn Dippo, Editor in Chief Spread by Kelly Kennedy, Feature Editor
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Every election year, candidates try to create the most outrageous and unique t-shirts, hats, and buttons for their constituents. Some of the more popular items this election were Hillary Clinton’s “Love Trumps Hate” and Donald Trump’s iconic “Make America Great Again” trucker hat. Many constituents wear their memorabilia with pride […]
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The views expressed in this satirical article are not those of The USD Vista staff, the University of San Diego, or its student body. This article is a work of parody. 1. Sign your dead relatives up to vote Great Uncle Bob and Great Aunt Suzie would have had a […]
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Walking into Communal Coffee is like walking into the living room you’ve always wanted. Curated by owner Jennifer Byard, the coffee shop has become a popular spot for students and neighbors to sip quality roasts among friends. Byard lived in the North Park/South Park area for eight years before opening […]
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A man-made toxic lake in the middle of the desert, with the potential to kill thousands of people living around it, is not only an apocalyptic scenario, but also a harsh reality for Southern California. About two and a half hours east of the University of San Diego, spread across […]
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