Along with Radiohead and Kendrick Lamar, legendary Beyoncé is headlining Coachella. As far as a headlining trio goes, it is quite the star-studded lineup for a festival that is typically remembered for its selection of indie music. Although both Radiohead and Kendrick Lamar have played numerous festivals before, Beyoncé is […]
Read moreIf you’re new to San Diego, or if you’re just trying to find a hip new place to see some music, these selections of the best venues in the city will give you a great place to start. Rather than dealing with trial and error alone, this list aims to […]
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The upbeat atmosphere of Aromas Cafe at the University of San Diego has finally returned with new renovations and an even longer line. This past semester, Aromas was closed to complete the renovations for the spring semester and has included new, sustainable, and efficient ways of receiving items on the […]
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Who knew there would be a part two? So part one of this “modeling adventure” ended rather uneventfully. I ended up going to an open call at NoTies Management, only to be dismissed after 10 seconds or so, along with the other 15 people I was standing with. To be […]
Read moreWith spring just around the corner and the weather hopefully warming up soon, many of us students at the University of San Diego can’t wait to break out our floral shirts, bucket hats, knit tanks from Brandy Melville, and henna tattoos for the start of festival season. There’s nothing quite […]
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In honor of the 2017 Presidential Inauguration, 12 Toreros had the opportunity to spend this past intersession taking a seminar class on elevating political discourse. This year’s Inside Washington Seminar included a combination of students from University of San Diego, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Texas, and Michigan and was taught by […]
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About 30 University of San Diego students and faculty boarded the trolley to head downtown and take part in the Women’s March on Saturday, Jan. 21. Much like the mother march in Washington D.C., San Diego’s public transportation was packed and overflowing with those ready to march. On the trolley […]
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Western media outlets in the U.S. had us convinced that we would be a part of the Zika epidemic if we visited any of the countries that were at high-risk of the virus. But we willingly signed up knowing the danger we were about to throw ourselves into. We were […]
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Semester at Sea (SAS) has been an unparalleled opportunity to discover new cultures around the globe, while simultaneously studying more in-depth these places and people. We take what we have learned within the classroom walls of the MV World Odyssey and witness the reality behind the words in our textbooks. […]
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“Last port best port” was continuously being said throughout the ship as excited SASers set forth to our last port before disembarking in San Diego. It was the final international country on our itinerary and we were all planning on making it the best one yet. The almost two-hour long […]
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