Every month, the University of San Diego’s campus storytelling initiative “There’s More” hosts a live podcast featuring members of the USD community sharing stories that “[explore] the human condition through the practice of changemaking,” according to the initiative’s website. The initiative is a collaboration between the College of Arts & Sciences, the Humanities Center and the Changemaking Hub.
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Diwali is one of the biggest festivals celebrated by Hindus, Jains and Sikhs around the world. With a wide spectrum of jovial traditions, this festival is enjoyed in different ways by millions across various countries.
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American religious affiliation has been on a decline for the past 30 years. According to the Survey Center on American Life, a non-partisan organization dedicated to research on the socioeconomic and cultural changes in American society, Generation Z is the least religious generation yet.
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Amid the stress of midterms, students have yet another looming factor to be concerned about: the upcoming flu season. This flu season is already in full swing, and San Diego is making headlines nationally due to the severe consequences of this flu season.
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24-year-old Alexander O’Connor, commonly known as the singer/songwriter Rex Orange County, has been charged with six counts of sexual assault.
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National Coming Out Day was last week, and in perfect timing, one very beloved character just came out: Velma Dinkley from the classic “Scooby-Doo” franchise.
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The most common refrain about the drinking age is undoubtedly: “If 18-year-olds can vote and die for this country, then they should be allowed to drink a beer.” Although this argument is certainly reasonable, the rationale for lowering the drinking age to 18 is actually far deeper than it first appears and would have a wide variety of sociological benefits, besides simply restoring freedom and common sense.
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For the past couple weeks, USD’s campus showcased ArtBuilds, a coalition of USD professors who create art for exhibits like Burning Man, Maker Faire and public parks, and their interactive art structure, “Reflexion,” at the Law Circle. A collaboration between USD Professors Hoffoss, Choi-Fitzpatrick, Parde and Hoople, this piece represents the concept of taking control and changing perspectives.
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On Oct. 11, TPB announced the much anticipated headliner for the event: Loud Luxury, a Canadian music production and DJ duo, consisting of artists Andrew Fedyk and Joe Depace.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) warns that young people are targets for the deadly trend, coined online as “rainbow fentanyl.”
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