Along with being a full-time student, some Toreros have children to care for Tori Thomas | Contributor | The USD Vista Motherhood is often considered to be one of the toughest, yet most rewarding parts of a female’s life. Raising a child comes with its ups and downs, bringing new […]
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Michael R. Kelly | Op-Ed contributor | The USD Vista About three years have passed since our students lost their university bookstore. Faculty complained at the time and sometimes impassionedly. Some still do. But, affect wanes, and our “bookstore” without books is the new normal. At least the forward thinking […]
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Trump’s first visit to California since his presidency was greeted with protest Glenn McDonell | Contributor | The USD Vista Five miles to the west of the U.S.-Mexican border wall, on a hill in San Ysidro overlooking the international border, stands Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church, the site […]
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Toreros participate in the National Student Walkout to rally for gun control change John McNicholas | Contributor | The USD Vista Lilyana Espinoza | News Editor | The USD Vista “When our communities are hurting, what do we do? Stand up, fight back!” yelled students and faculty throughout Colachis Plaza […]
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Director, protagonist of movie about homelessness in San Diego speak at screening of movie at USD Kevin Klein | Contributor | USD Vista The Changemaker Hub premiered “Tony” on March 12 at Warren Auditorium with the help of communication studies professor and Associate Director of the Center for Educational Excellence […]
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The Millennial generation is most likely to move back in with their parents after graduation Lilyana Espinoza | News Editor | The USD Vista An increasing number of Millennials, who according to the Pew Research Center are people born between 1981-1996, are making the decision to move back home with […]
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Leaders in Associated Students have pioneered new methods to make course materials more accessible Glenn McDonell | Contributor Every semester, USD students are faced with the need to decide how best to purchase or otherwise access a new set of course materials. For many, the need to set aside hundreds […]
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Hoehn Family Gallery introduces “Art Cash: Money in Print” for the spring semester Nicole Kuhn | Arts & Culture | USD Vista “Art Cash: Money in Print,” the most recent art exhibit in the Hoehn Family Gallery in Founders Hall, showcases how money can be made into art. It first […]
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Strong shooting as a team leads the Toreros to an 88-72 victory over the Hawks Anderson Haigler | Sports Editor | The USD Vista From the beginning of the season, the University of San Diego’s men’s basketball team has been clear on their goal for the year. “We’ve talked about […]
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Following his arrest on three domestic violence-related charges, the third-year head coach steps down Anderson Haigler | Sports Editor | The USD Vista Ten days after his arrest in San Francisco on three domestic violence-related charges, the University of San Diego’s men’s basketball head coach Lamont Smith resigned. Smith, who […]
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