Garrett 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 […]
Read moreJenna Principe | Contributor Country music fans, adorned in their cowboy boots, hats, and southern charm, packed the Sleep Train amphitheater in Chula Vista on Saturday, Oct. 3 to watch Florida Georgia Line perform on their “Anything Goes” tour. The country duo, Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard, attracted thousands of […]
Read moreTayler Reviere Verninas | Arts and Culture Editor | The USD Vista I am so frustrated because life is not fair. No, I don’t mean fair in the sense that I could not go out this weekend because I had too much homework, I mean fair as in unjust. Every […]
Read moreDavid Fox | Business Contributor How long would it take a student working on campus with an average wage of $10 per hour to make enough money to pay for a three-hour lecture that meets once a week? You might be surprised to find out that the answer is a […]
Read moreHenley Doherty | Asst. Business Editor | The USD Vista |@ralphlaurhen 3D printing is a cutting-edge technology that is being used by an increasing number of businesses and engineering firms, and even here on University of San Diego’s campus at the Shiley-Marcos School of Engineering. In recent years, businesses have […]
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