MADDISON HAWORTH | THE USD VISTA | CONTRIBUTOR Possessing courage and passion, Sister Corita Kent uses her artistic talent and experience to ignite social change. Sister Corita is one of the many leaders from the early-to-mid 1900s that tackled controversial issues especially through her unique communication style. As the early-to-mid […]
Read moreHENLEY DOHERTY | ASST. BUSINESS EDITOR | THE USD VISTA | @hensolo_ Getting settled into your first college dorm was a pretty big deal, and if you live off campus, renting your first apartment or beach house was also pretty exciting. If you live in a house off campus, odds […]
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Brooklyn Dippo | News Editor Here’s a coupon for 98 percent off your first three classes at the University of San Diego: a CLEP exam. Turns out there is a rarely advertised way to test out of general education and several prerequisite classes. USD students can take College-Level Examination Program […]
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ELISABETH SMITH | ASST. NEWS EDITOR Michelle Margaux wasn’t a typical University of San Diego student. She didn’t play sports, join a sorority, or go to parties down at Mission Beach. Instead, she spent her four years dedicating her time to journalism and academics. “I’ve always wanted to work and […]
Read moreDIEGO LUNA | BUSINESS EDITOR | THE USD VISTA | @diegotothemoon Former Torero Kris Bryant is the new face for Express clothing and the endorsement train does not seem to stop for the second year Chicago Cub third baseman. Endorsement deals are nothing new to Bryant. The 24-year-old is now […]
Read moreKEVIN DO | CONTRIBUTOR After spending their undergraduate careers trapped in biology labs and enduring time-consuming internships to expand their resumes, students never expect that sacrificing their lives in college would leave them unemployed. Upon graduating from college, many students think that the opportunities for a successful career were endless […]
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TAYLER REVIERE VERNINAS | THE USD VISTA | ARTS & CULTURE EDITOR On Saturday, April 9, senior Hayley Park performed her Senior Voice Recital for a full house at the French Parlor in Founders Hall. The soprano sang works by Bach, Mozart, Hue, and Barber, in languages including German, French, […]
Read moreMATTHEW ROBERSON | SPORTS EDITOR | @mroberson22 Growing up with a twin sibling can be a fascinating experience. When paired with a person of the exact same age that looks virtually identical to them, many people feel the need to make a name for themselves for fear of being constantly […]
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NOAH HILTON | CONTRIBUTOR Losing players has become an increasingly prominent talking point in the landscape of college basketball. Consequently, the issue has become an unavoidable obstacle on the path to becoming a perennially successful program. For the blue bloods of college hoops — the Kentucky Wildcats, Kansas Jayhawks, Duke […]
Read moreMATTHEW ROBERSON | SPORTS EDITOR | @mroberson22 Perhaps the most tired cliche in baseball is that no matter how stacked a team’s roster may appear, or how enormous their payroll might be, all 30 teams have a chance to compete for the playoffs when the season starts. Opening Day represents […]
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