The Art of the Brick is a global touring exhibition that uses LEGO bricks as its medium and features recreations of historic art pieces. Created by Nathan Sawaya in 2007, the exhibit also showcases original works done by Sawaya. CNN rated the exhibition as one of the world’s must-see exhibitions, […]
Read moreSan Diego is full of diverse restaurant options, and, with the popularity of sustainable, healthy food on the rise, it’s no shock that vegan restaurants have been garnering their fair share of attention. The University of San Diego has created its own vegan food menu in support of the vegans […]
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In many walks of life, being the fifth best results in nothing more than a footnote that gets forgotten years down the line. Not many people remember the fifth best concert they went to or the fifth best sandwich they’ve ever eaten. Finishing fifth in an Olympic event leaves you […]
Read moreThe best way to know if your dream job is right for you is to get an internship. Many University of San Diego students struggle to balance classes, work, and an internship. Dakota Quayle, a USD senior and communication studies major, has found a way to do all that and […]
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A black man was killed by police fire. A recurring story in news outlets for the last two years, these police shootings have brought about riots, protests, and political debates. But this time, it was Alfred Olango, and it was less than 20 miles away in El Cajon, Calif. On […]
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Last Wednesday, California governor Jerry Brown signed a bill to eliminate the state’s existing statute of limitations for sex-related crimes. Previously, there was a 10 year period in which acts of sexual assault were able to be reported, with the exception of special cases when new DNA evidence was brought […]
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Known for its delicious burgers, animal style fries, and thick milkshakes, In-N-Out Burger is under fire for not offering one item, namely a veggie burger. The fast food restaurant that has historically kept a simple and limited menu might just have one too few items. Three weeks ago, The Good […]
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If you have visited a grocery store in the past year in San Diego, you were probably approached by someone asking you to sign a petition. More likely than not, you were asked to sign a petition to add a plan to build a new stadium for the San Diego […]
Read moreJust when you thought there was a safe place to make professional connections online, people started sending messages worthy of sexual harassment suits through LinkedIn. The site, a professional networking site, is advertised for expanding business and employing connections. LinkedIn is widely used by students at the University of San […]
Read moreSan Diego is typically known for mild temperatures year round, but the past few weeks have taken this heat to an extreme level. With temperatures reaching as high as 101 degrees and unusually high humidity, the weather has been nearly unbearable for students who are acclimated to Southern California’s perfect […]
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