Haunted attractions spook visitors into the Halloween spirit As fall begins, San Diegans are turning their attention away from the beach, Padres games, and theme parks to more traditional fall attractions, such as haunted houses and other Halloween-themed events. San Diego, as usual, features a wide range of options for […]
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On this year’s California Native American Day, the University of San Diego held a rededication of the Kumeyaay Garden to remind the community that  the campus sits on  territory of the Kumeyaay Nation. Attendees of the event on Sept. 22 felt that being present was imperative to acknowledge the Native […]
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Many college students lose sleep as a result of high stress levels, but pulling an all-nighter is not something to cheer about. Symptoms of stress are natural and perhaps expected from a college student. The difference between students, however, Â is the way they handle their stress. Some students are capable […]
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POTUS’s comments over the weekend generate criticism from NFL and NBA players
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In an effort to boost school spirit, Torero Program Board (TPB)and the University of San Diego’s football team collaborated to put on a pregame concert last Saturday. The concert, hosted at Eagan Plaza in front of the Jenny Craig Pavilion, featured Nick Strand of Seeb, an electronic music trio hailing […]
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After two years of establishing a presence on campus, Theta Tau joins as a professional fraternity In the fall of 2015, the University of San Diego’s business engineering fraternity, Theta Tau, was established as a colony. Two years later, on Sept. 23, the fraternity became an official chapter on USD’s campus. […]
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A recent outbreak of hepatitis A (HAV) hit close to home this month. According to the University of San Diego Student Health Center, students were potentially exposed to the virus at the Pacific Beach restaurant, World Famous. Kimberly Woodruff, Supervising Physician of the USD Student Health Center, explained the current […]
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First-years are not the only new residents of Camino and Founders Halls. Camino and Founders Hall are some of the oldest buildings on campus, and while their age gives them character and history, some aspects of these first-year dorms aren’t so pleasing. Old furniture and creaky doors are sometimes unpleasant, […]
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Each semester the University of San Diego hosts a career fair open to all undergraduate students, regardless of their majors. The career fair is an event for students to network with the various companies of their interested field and start developing those connections. The Career Development Center (CDev) hosts two […]
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Between juggling a full course load and getting involved in activities on campus, it’s no wonder that students can begin to feel a bit overwhelmed. Luckily, there are a multitude of resources available on campus to help students cope with their stress in healthy ways. According to the American Institute […]
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