HERO Club raises awareness about veterans in the USD community Lilyana Espinoza | News Editor | The USD Vista As Veterans Day approaches, people honor veterans who have risked their lives to serve this country. At the University of San Diego, one club strives to bridge the gap between the […]
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Several factors considered when selecting a college and achieving postgrad success Tayler Reviere Verninas | Editor in Chief | The USD Vista As new data emerges, studies have found that prestigious universities do not always guarantee the highest-earning graduates. The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) recently released an article about which […]
Read moreVictoria Zielinksi | Asst. Opinion Editor | The USD Vista As registration for the spring semester approaches, students will be logging onto their MySanDiego accounts to begin searching for classes and organizing their schedules. While they balance a heap of open tabs to cross reference professors with classes and times, […]
Read moreTaryn Beaufort | Opinion Editor | The USD Vista University of San Diego students are no strangers to core-curriculum classes, but the question of what the core curriculum does for a student’s education still remains. Students often wonder what they are supposed to take away from the variety of courses […]
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San Diego State slogan is an opportunist method of disregarding the Toreros’ success on the gridiron Noah Hilton | Sports Editor | The USD Vista Once upon a time, the city of San Diego had three football teams. None were all that noteworthy — the National Football League’s Chargers made […]
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Reggae artist shares the methods behind his madness ahead of his upcoming San Diego show Kelly Kennedy | Managing Editor | The USD Vista Anderson Haigler | Arts and Culture Editor | The USD Vista Reggae artist Matisyahu has been a busy man since the release of his 2009 breakout hit, “One […]
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In Chargers’ absence, professional soccer and lacrosse are headed to America’s Finest City in 2018 Noah Hilton | Sports Editor | The USD Vista To the naked eye, San Diego would seem to be a prime location for professional sports. Between the year-round sunshine and the large vacancy left […]
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The classic ballet falls flat in more ways than one at the San Diego Civic Theatre Elisabeth Smith | Associate Editor | The USD Vista The California Ballet Company opened their 50th Anniversary Season with a staging of “Swan Lake” last week. Choreographed by Thor Sutowski to the iconic score […]
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The country’s second-most traveled football team knows a thing or two about life on the road James Douglas | Copy Editor | The USD Vista At the University of San Diego, football players usually don’t get the opportunity to study abroad. They dedicate their offseasons to honing their position-respective […]
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Temperatures reach mid-90s at the end of October, many classes moved or canceled Celina Tebor | Feature Editor | USD Vista Usually when one thinks of fall, images of warm sweaters and trees changing colors come to mind. Most of the time this is not the case for those living […]
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