Late season disappointment has been a common theme for the University of San Diego volleyball team in recent seasons. The team has a reputation for dominating during the regular season, only to fall short under the bright lights and stiffer competition of the NCAA tournament. Let it be known that […]
Read more“Sully” is the movie that Captain Chesley Sullenberger deserves for his quick thinking and precise actions that saved the lives of 155 people on US Airways Flight 1549. The movie, starring Tom Hanks, is based on the emergency landing of a passenger airline in the Hudson River on Jan. 15, […]
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The news broke early Sunday morning. Many of us weren’t even awake yet and only heard about it through friends after the fact. No matter how you heard it though, it devastated you. Jose Fernandez, Miami Marlins pitching extraordinaire, had been involved in a high-speed boat crash just off the […]
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There seems to be an application for everything, and personal safety is no exception. Guardian Circle is a personal safety app that creates a circle of friends and family that can receive a variety of notifications for different levels of emergencies. The app is meant to circumvent the difficulty of […]
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Excitement quickly evolved into mass chaos at the second annual KAABOO music festival this weekend. University of San Diego students and San Diegans alike flocked to Del Mar with high hopes for an upbeat weekend filled with their favorite music, scrumptious festival grub, and intricate visual art displays. While this […]
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Much of the buzz around the 2016 Rio Olympics was around the Zika virus. Since the olympics the virus has spread, including to the United States. Most recently the virus showed signs of life in South Park. The Zika virus, which is found in Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus mosquitoes […]
Read more“You’re studying on a cruise ship?” is the initial response a majority of us Semester at Sea (SAS) students receive from others when trying to explain our unique study abroad experience. Then, we would continue to describe the many countries we would be visiting for four months. Reactions are often […]
Read moreRaise your hand if you’ve ever been personally victimized by a heavy course load, extensive extracurricular events, and doing your best simply to be a human. If this is you, know that so many of us have been there too. In a culture that seems to demand hyper-efficiency, staying ahead […]
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