TAYLER REVIERE VERNINAS CONTRIBUTOR The night of Wednesday, Oct. 15 was quite eventful for those Toreros who attended the anticipated Cherub concert at the House of Blues. It was a sold-out show of over 600 people, all of whom waited in excitement for the two-man band to take their place […]
Read moreKEVIN KARN ARTS & CULTURE EDITOR @kkarn7 Hailing from the East Coast, I can say that we East Coasters share one universal question: Why don’t we have an In-N-Out yet? This has plagued former California residents and tourists alike, who have sought solace in everything from backyard barbeques to the […]
Read moreJonah Hodges breaks single game rushing record with 273 yards HUNTER JAMESON SPORTS EDITOR @HJamo The Torero football team defeated the Stetson University Hatters in the annual Homecoming game 31-23, with the coaches wearing purple to raise awareness for domestic violence. Sophomore running back Jonah Hodges gave the 3,405 fans […]
Read more2014-2015 season shaping up to be a great one MATTHEW ROBERSON ASST. SPORTS EDITOR @mroberson22 Whether you knew it or not, the NHL season has begun. The defending champion LA Kings opened the season at home against San Jose on Oct. 8 and were promptly shut out 4-0. The early […]
Read moreFemale Torero of the Year has Olympian’s mentality KELSEY GREY CONTRIBUTOR Even with holding prominent titles such as “Female Torero of the Year” and San Diego Hall of Champions’ Star of the Month, Senior Keenan Lineback walks out to the pool for an interview with a humility about her. Whereas […]
Read moreEvery game matters with just 7 remaining HUNTER JAMESON SPORTS EDITOR @HJamo Following the upset of No. 1 UCLA, the Torero men’s soccer team moved onto their West Coast Conference League games starting with the University of San Francisco Dons. The Dons boast a very talented defense that had tallied […]
Read moreBy Hunter Jameson SPORTS EDITOR @HJamo Professional athletes are constantly putting their bodies at risk when they step foot on the field or court. One missed step or false move can result in a season-ending injury if they are not careful. I always feel so bad for players who train […]
Read moreCHISTINA BELLOSO ASST. FEATURE EDITOR Through the recently proposed California Senate Bill 850, San Diego may now allow 15 community colleges to offer specialized bachelor’s degrees to students. In accordance with the California State University and University of California systems, community colleges could start these programs beginning in 2015. Community […]
Read moreOLIVIA LOUGEE ASST. NEWS EDITOR The Torero Store at the University of San Diego is currently undergoing changes and will be moving locations on campus. The bookstore, currently located in Loma Hall, will be moved to a new building that will be built between Frank’s Lounge and the Student Life […]
Read moreGWYNETH SHOECRAFT NEWS EDITOR @gshoecraft In Vatican City, 200 Catholic bishops are currently meeting in a two-week closed-door synod, or assembly, called together by Pope Francis to discuss family issues facing the Roman Catholic Church. On Monday, Oct. 13, bishops, priests and other Catholics gathered together to hear a reading […]
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