NOAH HILTON | CONTRIBUTOR Off the field, the future of the San Diego Chargers here in America’s Finest City remains in limbo amid ongoing stadium discussions between the team and the city. On the field, however, the organization’s future became a little clearer this past weekend, as the team added […]
Read moreMATT HOSE | UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO CLASS OF 2015 Standing in the middle of Linda Vista Road, with a hundred or so cars whizzing by me in both directions and only a couple of yellow lines to separate us, I used to wonder what the chances were that […]
Read moreMATTHEW ROBERSON | SPORTS EDITOR | @mroberson22 The University of San Diego men’s basketball team has a different definition of success than other collegiate basketball programs. Given the small student population, the mid-major conference in which they compete, and the difficulties of recruiting top tier talent from Southern California, the […]
Read moreTAYLER REVIERE VERNINAS | THE USD VISTA | ARTS & CULTURE EDITOR As my good friend Mike once told me, “We never plan to fail, we just fail to plan.” I am quite notorious for failing to plan too often. I’m one of those last-minute procrastinators who always thinks, “wow […]
Read moreMATTHEW ROBERSON | SPORTS EDITOR | @mroberson22 As per usual, Sunday rolled around and left me wondering what I was going to write my weekly column about. I mentally cycled through a few ideas, including something about how injuries in the playoffs should be illegal, or why my Seattle Mariners […]
Read moreDanielle DeVries || Asst. Feature Editor Seniors: What to expect and look out for before graduation It’s that time again, the last hoorah, the final countdown, the grand finale – no matter what you choose to call it, graduation time is upon us. For many, this time is bittersweet, the culmination […]
Read moreDanielle DeVries || Asst. Feature Editor Road trip You’re looking for: A laidback spring break on a budget You should: Take a road trip up the coast Map it out: Be sure to hit Malibu, Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, and Big Sur before rounding off the trip in San […]
Read moreDanielle DeVries || Asst. Feature Editor This past week I walked into Tu Mercado to grab a sandwich and was faced with an interesting situation. I went to get in line and found I was waiting behind a friend of a friend. We have never been formally introduced,however we have […]
Read moreDanielle DeVries || Asst. Feature Editor There are a few things I dislike more than class registration. Every semester I delude myself into thinking that maybe, just once, it won’t be so bad, but of course, I am always wrong. It’s not the actual process of registering that is difficult […]
Read moreDanielle DeVries || Asst. Feature Editor This week marks the annual Greek Week competition here on campus. Fraternities and Sororities are in the midst of the festivities, which began on Monday, March 14 and will continue on through Thursday, March 17. The competition consists of a series of events each […]
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