If you haven’t already noticed the six-foot fences on both sides of Marian Way, you will. Surely, you’ve noticed the thousands of Toreros that spawned out of nowhere? At least that’s what it seems like on the sidewalks these days. The expansion of the Colachis Plaza is the newest construction […]
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Boba tea is becoming increasingly popular in San Diego, as evidenced by the countless tea shops that have opened up in the last decade. Most of them are situated around Convoy Street in Kearny Mesa. With its large Asian immigrant population, Kearny Mesa has some of the most authentic boba […]
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For about 56 years, San Diego was home to the Chargers. San Diego loved its Chargers. While they were not always the best team, this city never stopped showing love for its team. 2015 came around, and there were rumors of the team possibly jumping to the city of Los […]
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Club Cheval is an electronic dance music group from Lille, France, who falls into the house music genre. Their musical style is a bit difficult to pinpoint but features elements of deep house, future bass, and, occasionally, R&B. They released their debut full-length album “Discipline” in Mar. 2016 and have […]
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While the San Diego sports landscape may appear bleak, fans are searching for their newest sports fix. The city is not limited when it comes to options. The San Diego area’s two biggest basketball programs, the Aztecs of San Diego State University and the Toreros of the University of San […]
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Last week, 60 students and faculty members gathered around the fountain outside of Maher to discuss political and social issues. The discussion covered topics from the immigration ban, indigenous peoples, and the need for democracy. While the discussion was open to the public and all points of view, some students […]
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It is evident by the amount of pets spotted around campus that students at the University of San Diego love their furry friends. While most would think that USD is very pet-friendly given their presence on campus, in actuality, the university has a pretty strict policy regarding animals on campus. […]
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When students at the University of San Diego returned to school after winter break, they were surprised to find much of the west side of campus under construction. While some students welcomed the proposed changes, it’s hard to deny that the construction has served as an inconvenience for students frequenting […]
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As Feburary inches toward March, there is something in the back of most students at the University of San Diego’s minds: finding housing. Although it seems like it may be too soon to even be thinking about securing a place to live, whether on or off campus, in reality, if […]
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Riley Adams, a junior catcher on the University of San Diego baseball team, is one of the most polished players at his position in the entire nation. As a sophomore during the 2016 season, Adams led the Toreros in several offensive categories. His six home runs, 18 doubles, 37 RBI, […]
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