Recently, students and other mobile phone users have experienced quite a few surprises. This past week, Apple unveiled their newest iPhone, the iPhone 7, to much criticism. Although it is uncertain how well the iPhone 7 will sell, one of Apple’s main competitors is also suffering from its own problems. […]
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With high energy and a large supporting home crowd, the No. 15 ranked University of San Diego women’s volleyball team won its home opener against the University of California Irvine (UCI) Anteaters on Thursday, Sept. 8. The victory came in a four set match with the final set score of […]
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An age-old tradition among other college organizations emerged on the campus of University of San Diego this past Monday night. USD community members flocked to the law parking lot to witness the Delta Tau Delta (DTD) fraternity participate in its first rushing event of the season. Brothers of the fraternity, […]
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For four of the last five seasons, the University of San Diego football team has won at least a share of the Pioneer Football League (PFL) championship. Of course, an accomplishment of that nature is impossible without having some of the league’s best players. This is the case once again […]
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This Sunday was a classic representation of what it means to be a sports fan in America’s Finest City. The San Diego Chargers, after a nightmarish offseason full of stadium drama and one of the longest holdouts in NFL rookie history, courtesy of first-round draft pick Joey Bosa, were finally […]
Read moreThe Crookes are a four-piece indie rock band hailing from Sheffield, England. The band has a prototypical “Brit-rock” sound, with jangling guitars and melodic, upbeat vocals. Although the indie rock genre has recently been flooded by Brit-rock bands like the Arctic Monkeys, Kaiser Chiefs, and The Kooks, The Crookes do […]
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After a busy spring campaigning for the title of Associated Student (AS) President, Hodges spent his summer preparing for an eventful year and hoping for some exciting changes. “I try to keep things light but also expect the most of myself and everyone at USD,” TJ Hodges, the new Associated […]
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The 2016 presidential election will likely be the craziest election to date. Between criminal allegations, unfiltered speech, and biased media coverage, most of the political discussions have gone out the window. Polling shows that United States voters are already sick of the media coverage surrounding the election. Many voters are […]
Read moreWALKER CHUPPE | ARTS & CULTURE EDITOR | THE USD VISTA | @lordwalker_ With the fall semester beginning shortly, many new faces will be attending the University of San Diego, including many newcomers to the San Diego area. With that in mind, this list is great for new students to […]
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