If you were part of the reason why someone close to you committed suicide, would you want to know? The popular Netflix series “13 Reasons Why” explores this concept in detail, along with many other difficult topics related to suicide. The show has had the social media world buzzing since […]
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The University of San Diego often celebrates diversity and multiculturalism, especially through the participation of international students who represent a vast array of cultures and traditions on campus. After last year’s initial success, USD’s International Student Organization (ISO) hosted its 2nd annual open mic event in Salomon Hall. ISO showcased […]
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“Are you okay? Can I help you? Is something wrong?” These are questions that Kevin Hines wanted to hear the day that he jumped off the Golden Gate Bridge. No one asked Hines these questions, and he made the decision to jump. Against the odds, Hines survived the jump and […]
Read moreGrab your boots, put on your cowboy hat, and polish your belt buckle because we’re going line dancing, Toreros. Stagecoach is one of California’s largest country music festivals. The annual weekend festival is held at the Empire Polo Grounds in Indio, Calif. and feels like a desert dust bowl after […]
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“Ghost in the Shell,” a Paramount Pictures film controversially starring Scarlett Johansson, debuted Mar. 31 amid criticisms of Hollywood whitewashing. The 2017 film is based on a Japanese manga and animated film of the same title, originally released in 1995. Opinions on the remake of the anime were polarized because […]
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Members of the campus community came together last Friday afternoon to spend the night outside in Plaza Mayor to raise awareness for and stand in solidarity with the homeless in San Diego County. “A Night Without Shelter” was created and planned by several leaders within Associated Students. The event was […]
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According to a study by the Wisconsin HOPE Lab addressing food and housing insecurity among undergraduates surveyed, more than 4,000 undergraduates at 10 community colleges are struggling with this issue. The Homeless Outreach Student Transition Program (HOST) is a non-profit organization that deals with food and housing insecurity for college […]
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Popular rapper and frequent political commentator Kendrick Lamar has garnered a large following, especially among many University of San Diego Students. On Apr. 14, Lamar’s new album “DAMN.” debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart. The rapper has become known his ability to produce catchy radio songs and […]
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Members of the University of San Diego community express concern about the shrinking stacks of newspapers around campus Several members of the student body and faculty at the University of San Diego have displayed concern for the decreasing number of print newspaper copies distributed across campus. The main news sources […]
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Canadian rapper Drake is not exactly an up-and-coming artist. In fact, he has been a staple in the music scene for quite some time now. His reputation makes the reactions to his new album, “More Life,” impressive but not entirely shocking. “More Life” was released on March 18 and quickly […]
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