Jammie Eddy | Feature Editor | The USD Vista It is homecoming week at USD, which means there will be an abundance of activities on and off campus including music performances, food trucks, and sporting events. Unfortunately, USD is not necessarily known for having a lot of school spirit. However, […]
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Noah Hilton | Contributor A few years back, a kid from Las Vegas, NV made the cover of Sports Illustrated. An accompanying article touted the then 16-year-old as baseball’s chosen one, capable of saving whichever franchise was lucky enough to draft him. There’s no doubt that the Washington Nationals’ Bryce […]
Read moreJamie Eddy | Feature Editor | The USD Vista This week is homecoming, family weekend, and spirit week, which means The University of San Diego campus will be buzzing with activities, events, music, and food. USD welcomes all parents, families, and friends to connect with their students this week […]
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Abby Gentry | Asst. A& C Editor | The USD Vista Exploding with passion and enthusiasm, the lead members of USD Radio look forward to the new era to come in this upcoming year. After making some major changes, including a new executive board, the radio team is ready to […]
Read moreGarrett Stollar – USD Sophomore – Skills: guitar and vocals – Experience: playing piano (9 yrs), guitar (6 yrs), bass and drums (7 yrs) – Song selection: Showcasing three original songs – Performance expectations: Excited to play at the biggest show so far in his life – Pre-show […]
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Maddison Nelson | Contributor Il Giardino D’Amore, a group of Baroque musicians supported by the German embassy in Washington D.C., performed AMOR ROMA: a show that centers itself around the infatuation Europe had with Rome during the 17th and 16th centuries. The group of young musicians that make up Il […]
Read moreAbby Gentry | Asst. A& C Editor | The USD Vista With food, games, and entertainment, Solomon Hall transformed into a space to celebrate and honor the Middle Eastern cultures. On Thursday, October 8, the Torero Program Board held an event for students to engage in Middle Eastern traditions. This […]
Read moreTayler Reviere Verninas | Arts and Culture Editor | The USD Vista “Whose dishes are in the sink?” is a common question asked within the walls of our glorified room in the Vistas apartments. Roommates. You can’t live with them but … wait, you do live with them! Sometimes tension […]
Read moreMatthew Roberson | Sports Editor | The USD Vista Over the last 40 years, America has endured several prominent issues and hardships, transformed its social and political landscape, and witnessed the birth of a true digital age. But throughout all the wars, elections, and other current events there has been […]
Read moreAllison Mcinnis | Asst. Opinion Editor | The USD Vista Hiatus Kaiyote took over the House of Blues in downtown San Diego on Friday, Oct. 2. The four person Australian band is widely known for their neo-soul music, and was nominated for a Grammy in 2011 for […]
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