Lilyana Espinoza/ Contributor / The USD Vista As the realization hits that another year is quickly coming to a close, students at all stages are faced with an important decision. Continuing education — whether it be in medical school, law school, a credential program, a Masters degree, or any other […]
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Tori Thomas/ Assistant Section Editor / The USD Vista College can be a tumultuous time in a person’s life. For people navigating college relationships, having someone by your side can be both a help and a challenge. Most days there is a lot more to deal with than just a […]
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USD students discuss their discontent with the Rowling’s additions to the story they love Paulina Sierra/ Opinion Section Editor / The USD Vista J.K. Rowling has found herself in the middle of a scandal surrounding Nagini, Voldemort’s pet snake from the original “Harry Potter” franchise. According to new information from […]
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Getting a job after graduation is the goal, but figuring out when and where to start is the challenge Tori Thomas / Asst. Opinion Editor / The USD Vista The prospect of college graduation can be scary for some seniors, as they are forced, sometimes for the first time in […]
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Students protest the potential presence of ICE at the Career Fair Paulina Sierra / Opinion Editor / The USD Vista A sociology professor, Greg Prieto, Ph.D., discovered on a casual walk to lunch that a potentially threatening organization – one that could shake the stability of the lives of certain […]
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The way professors relate to students is hardly discussed, but is a vital part of the way USD runs. By Paulina Sierra / Opinion Section Editor / The USD Vista The relationship between professors and students is a central feature of college life. As a result, the way professors navigate […]
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Emotional support animal can be very helpful, but can carry their own set of responsibilities By McKenna Moret / Assistant Opinion Section Editor / The USD Vista No college student is a stranger to stress and struggling. However, for students who are differently-abled, whether that be regarding their physical, mental, […]
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In a predominantly English-speaking university, having a non-anglican name can pose a challenge Paulina Sierra / Opinion Section Editor / The USD Vista Names play a major part in the lives of everyone, from the way people see themselves to the way people navigate the world. One of the greatest […]
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Students and faculty discuss the pros and cons of studying abroad Tori Thomas / Assistant Opinion Editor/ The USD Vista When at the University of San Diego, it is likely someone will mention the study abroad program, whether it be an advisor, a tour guide, or a friend who read […]
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Extra classes can make graduation closer, but the toll can be too much for students to bear McKenna Moret Assistant / Opinion Section Editor / The USD Vista Hannah Sonberg / Managing Editor / The USD Vista Summer has come to an end which means it is time for students […]
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