In light of the tense atmosphere at the Associated Student Government (ASG) senate meeting following the Feb.1 leadership training incident, in which a video was shown which made some students visibly uncomfortable, Assistant Vice President of Student Affairs Cynthia Avery, Ed.D. made the decision to address the senate.
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March 3 marks the beginning of election season in San Diego with local, state, and national matters on the ballots for voters covering a variety of issues and concerns ranging from sales tax to presidential nominees.
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The San Diego Police Department is investigating at least three suspicious fires in the neighborhoods of Linda Vista and Morena that occurred Sunday night.
Read moreAt a student leadership training event, a video shown during a presentation on communication across differences was taken to be racially insensitive.
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The first Associated Student Government (ASG) senate meeting of the semester began with procedural updates.
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While students were away for Intersession, news of the coronavirus made headlines internationally. Although the virus originated across the world in Wuhan, China, there are now 13 cases in the U.S., with at least one confirmed case in San Diego.
Read moreFirst step in spring budget approval completed Dec. 12 with a quick turnaround Mikaela Foehr / News Editor / The USD Vista The last Associated Student Government (ASG) Senate meeting was centered around one thing: the spring budget. On Dec. 12, the senators met in Solomon Hall to review allocations […]
Read moreUSD Student Health Center keeps students up to date on the developing situation Althea Ulin / Asst. News Editor / The USD Vista Everyone has heard the casual coronavirus jokes and distant reports of cases across the globe, but the risk and consequences of this world outbreak are potentially serious […]
Read moreWhite supremacist stickers put up on campus during Intersession Mikaela Foehr / News Editor / The USD Vista On the morning of Jan. 15, during Intersession classes, stickers bearing the logo of a white supremacist group were found on campus. An email was sent out to students later that day by […]
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The Associated Student Government Senate voted to officially defund the entire College Readership Program the Friday before Thanksgiving. Although, the decades-old program dedicated to informing USD students through access to national newspapers did not go down without a fight.
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