By Catie Chipman CONTRIBUTOR It’s only been a few weeks and yet Edinburgh has transformed itself from a foreign city to a navigable, comfortable, and dare I say ‘home-y’ place. Since the moment that I arrived, it did not take long to realize this was not San Diego. Only moments […]
Read moreAn in-depth look at one of our own rising stars in the DJ industry By Abby Gentry CONTRIBUTOR Many believe music has the ability to affect your mood; it can cheer you up or it can calm you down. University of San Diego student and DJ, Stefano Casillo, also known […]
Read moreBy Jacqueline Almeida ASST. NEWS EDITOR While there are many beaches in San Diego, Mission Beach holds a special place in University of San Diego students’ hearts. Whether they spend the day at the beach or are at a party, there are many reasons for students to visit the lively […]
Read moreBy Kevin Karn ARTS & CULTURE EDITOR @kkarn7 The word “busy” is not an adjective to describe a person; it is a frame of mind. And that is exactly where the word should stay. When people say, “I am busy,” or “It’s been busy,” there is an assumption that their […]
Read moreRice and McDonald putting NFL in negative light By Matthew Roberson ASST. SPORTS EDITOR @HJamo On the surface, the National Football League appears to be incredibly successful. If you consider millions of viewers on television every week, sold out stadiums and a never-ending revenue stream signs of success, then yes, […]
Read moreStudents obesess over their online teams By Nick Manessis CONTRIBUTOR For some it’s a hobby. For some it’s a way to keep in touch with old friends. For some it’s just something to pass the time. And for some, it’s an addiction: a 17-week long, nail-biting, adrenaline-pumping adventure that leaves […]
Read moreToreros play Florida, Texas A&M and Stanford By Hunter Jameson SPORTS EDITOR @HJamo Torero volleyball traveled to the University of Southern California last week to face off against some of the best teams in the nation. The Texas A&M Aggies and University of Florida Gators also made the trip to […]
Read moreBy Hunter Jameson SPORTS EDITOR The NFL just went through arguably the most embarrassing week in history that resulted in suspensions, criticism and backlash from fans all around the nation. During the offseason, Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice was suspended two games for a domestic abuse offense, while Cleveland […]
Read moreBy Brett Lynch CONTRIBUTOR Income inequality is a current political issue that has been mulled over by philosophers, economists and political scientists for generations. Minimum wage by design was created to address such inequality. Seattle recently passed a $15 per hour minimum wage, an issue becoming more popular among political […]
Read moreBy Rebekah Filiciotto CONTRIBUTOR With 10 diverse intramural sports to pick from, ranging from kickball to dodgeball to ultimate frisbee, there is something for everyone. Not only are intramural sports a great way to meet people, have fun and develop lifetime interests, they are also a great source of exercise, […]
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