Apple, Inc. has evolved into a brand that all have come to know, but students fall on various ends of the spectrum regarding their feelings toward the powerhouse. Almost every year since 2007, Apple has introduced a new model of the iPhone, each proving to be more technologically advanced than […]
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New year, new core curriculum. This fall, the University of San Diego introduced an updated core curriculum for first-year students. The new core curriculum requires fewer classes to graduate than the previous core. Within the new core is the “Written Communication” requirement, which features a new course that all first-years […]
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When students wander through Founders Hall they may discover University of San Diego’s very own art gallery: The Hoehn Family Galleries. This month, the gallery showcases Xerographia, a series released by Brazilian artists during the 70s and 80s. This is the first time any of these art pieces have been […]
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How hits to the head are threatening the future of football The play began like any other: a normal kick-off to start the second half of a 2016 Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) playoff game between the University of San Diego and perennial power North Dakota State. The Bison’s return […]
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A star-studded lineup entertained large crowds at the third year of KAABOO Del Mar Since its opening in 2014, KAABOO Del Mar has promised a unique festival experience, and this weekend it certainly did not disappoint. The coastal, three-day event kicked off last Friday at the Del Mar Fairgrounds, and […]
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The year 2024 might seem far away, but it will be here in the blink of an eye. The University of San Diego has already initiated and put into effect a plan to envision 2024. President James T. Harris confirmed that the Board of Trustees has approved this bold new […]
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All of the University of San Diego’s composting and recycling did not go to waste. USD has been ranked the tenth greenest campus on the “Cool School” list of 2017 by the award-winning Sierra Magazine. As part of the Sierra Club, which was created by the famous naturalist John Muir, […]
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Last week on Sept. 14, an unexpected water outage gripped the University of San Diego campus, shutting down water fountains and bathrooms from the Student Life Pavilion and University Centre to the Kroc Institute of Peace and Justice and the School of Leadership and Educational Studies. Carol Norman, Director of […]
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Lil Uzi Vert’s and Chance the Rapper’s performances shine in Anaheim Angel Stadium usually hosts Major League Baseball games, but this weekend it played host to some of the biggest names in rap as Day N Night Fest came to Anaheim. Early Saturday, Day N Night began with a diverse lineup […]
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Incoming class grows in size, requiring some students into flex rooms Preparing to move into college is a stressful process, but finding out you’ve been placed in a dorm made for two people with furniture for three can throw off any first-year student. With an unusually large class of first-year […]
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