Gianna Caravetta | Opinion Editor | @giannacara Donald J. Trump, a multi-billionaire entrepreneur and self-professed nice guy is running for President of the United States for the upcoming 2016 presidential election. It seems as though everyone is talking about him, every class on campus is mentioning him by name, every […]
Read moreGianna Caravetta | Opinion Editor | @giannacara When asked “How are you?” or “How’s your day going?” half the people actually care about how you’re doing. The other half just want to save face. Of course, that’s an estimation not a statistic, but you get what it implies. Just think […]
Read moreBrooklyn Dippo | Staff Writer USD IN THE NEWS Former USD student Vincent Kraig passed away in early June due to natural causes. Kraig pursued a bachelor’s degree in psychology during his time at USD. Assistant Vice President Donald Godwin alerted the campus community of Kraig’s death with an email […]
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Sarah Brewington | News Editor How has the [San Diego] adjustment been, has there been any surprises? “Most of the surprises that I have had have been pleasant for me and my family. Our youngest son, Braden, is with us, and he really enjoys the area. My wife Mary, […]
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Elisabeth Smith | Assistant News Editor While most students were still soaking up the last days of summer, the University of San Diego Parking Services enacted big changes for the east side of campus. Starting on Monday Aug. 24, they launched a new-metered parking initiative on the east campus. According […]
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Sarah Brewington | News Editor The black and white police car, with sirens blaring, can be a daunting sight to all who witness the justice system laying down the law. Public Safety (P-Safe) is the official campus law enforcement at the University of San Diego. P-Safe officials try to communicate […]
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by Tayler Reviere Verninas | Arts & Culture Editor Friday Sept. 4 was not the usual come and go commute to the Student Life Pavilion. Some students may say the night was pretty magical, having the opportunity to rock out to a free concert performance by Magic Man on the […]
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by Abby Gentry | Assistant Arts & Culture Editor On Wednesday night, Australian indie pop band Atlas Genius brought their first United States headlining tour to the House of Blues in downtown San Diego. The evening could best be described as energetic. During the entire concert, each band member danced, […]
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by Tayler Reviere Verninas | Arts & Culture Editor When students hear the term ‘music festival’, big headliner events such as Coachella, Outside Lands, or Lollapalooza may come to mind. It seems inevitable for San Diego to host its very own music festival, especially in a city with a thriving […]
Read moreby Tayler Reviere Verninas | Arts & Culture Editor As the fall semester kicks off for San Diego students, so does Atlas Genius’ new album, Inanimate Objects, which was recently released on August 28th. Best known for their hit singles “Trojans” and “If So”, the alternative rock band from […]
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