USD has partnered with international universities to offer an 11-month degree in business Tyler Arden | Contributor | The USD Vista For many students, the thought of adding a second major to their degree is a daunting one. However, through a new program offered by the University of San […]
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Nicole Kuhn | Asst. News Editor | The USD Vista When 12 o’clock hits at the University of San Diego, a mob of hungry students floods Dining Services. Everywhere from Tu Mercado to La Paloma to Aromas, Toreros experience long wait times of 10-15 minutes. Not only are long lines […]
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USD graduate students create event to challenge the community’s perspectives of immigration Tayler Reviere Verninas | Editor in Chief | USD Vista On Wednesday, Nov. 29, Kroc School graduate students at the University of San Diego created a special edition of My Story, an event where speakers from the community […]
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First-year Sana Moezzi founded the club at USD after receiving a wish herself Kennedy Avery | Contributor | USD Vista On Nov. 15, 2016, Sana Moezzi was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma cancer when she was still in high school. Since then, Moezzi has been through several treatments, graduated from Carlsbad […]
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While some of the USD community has been trying to change the name of Serra Hall, others want his entire character to be taken into consideration Celina Tebor | Feature Editor | USD Vista The American Indian & Indigenous Student Organization (AIISO) has been leading a charge to change […]
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Taryn Beaufort | Opinion Editor | The USD Vista University of San Diego students are no strangers to the tram system. Whether they use it to commute from Manchester to main campus or from the West Parking lot up the treacherous hill, the trams serve many purposes. In the past […]
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Taryn Beaufort | Opinion Editor | The USD Vista Private versus public, that is the question. When students apply to colleges during their senior year of high school, they may not consider or know the major differences between the two. Private universities have traditionally been associated with more prestige and […]
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Portland-based rapper known for the hit song “Caroline” is on his first world tour Celina Tebor | Feature Editor | The USD Vista Hundreds of young adults shuffled around anxiously last Friday night, waiting for Aminé to come on stage. The crowd was a sea of yellow, representing Aminé’s color, […]
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Visual artist lectures at USD as part of the Visiting Artist Lecture Series Anderson Haigler / A&C Editor / The USD Vista Visual Artist Janelle Iglesias spoke on campus Friday at Camino Hall, and brought an intriguing look into her work. Iglesias was hosted by the Department of Art, Architecture, and Art […]
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Semester at Sea students share their experience at a three-night homestay in Senase, Ghana Glenn McDonell | Contributor | The USD Vista This September, several students on the current voyage of Semester at Sea (SAS) had the chance to connect with a rural community in Ghana as part of a […]
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