Photos courtesy of Ele Brugger This past Wednesday, March 15, several University of San Diego students attended a meet and greet with Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom for his campaign for California Governor. The event, located just north of Linda Vista in the Union Machinist Hall, attracted a crowd of about […]
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The World Baseball Classic (WBC) certainly has its detractors. Baseball’s premier international tournament has drawn criticism on numerous issues in the past. The WBC was first played in 2006 and now is in its fourth iteration. The biggest problem many see with it is the injury risk it poses to […]
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The fleeting nature of careers in sports inevitably leads to a moment that most coaches and players hope comes later rather than sooner: retirement. On Wed. March 15, a press conference was held in the Jenny Craig Pavilion to announce the future of University of San Diego men’s soccer head […]
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Saturday, March 25, marks the first ever Rally at the Border, a grassroots movement that encourages citizens to build a bridge of unity to break down any wall that may divide citizens from one another. The We Are One Foundation will be hosting the event at Larsen Field on the […]
Read moreOne of the most stressful aspects of the spring semester for students at the University of San Diego is hunting for the perfect internship or job for the summer or after graduation. The process can be daunting and overwhelming and is dreaded by many students. Because of students’ anxiety surrounding […]
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San Diego used to be a town that was filled with professional sports teams. The city is now left with the San Diego Gulls of the American Hockey League, a team currently in third place in the Western Conference behind the San Jose Barracuda and the Grand Rapids Griffins. The […]
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For many pitchers, the onset of a fresh season is a time that serves as a feeling out process. After the long months of the offseason, pitchers must regain the feel for their pitches, a task that is much easier said than done. Because of the unpredictable nature of the […]
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Last week, the University of San Diego community received an email alerting them about swastikas that were found in the Camino first floor bathroom and the Kroc Institute of Peace and Justice. The email, sent by Assistant Vice President and Dean of Students Donald Godwin, promoted unity in the […]
Read moreOf the hundreds of emails students at the University of San Diego receive from administration each year, there are always a couple every year urging students to avoid hastily crossing the border. With spring break in a few days, hundreds of students across California will be traveling to Mexico, flocking […]
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