By Christopher Reyes BUSINESS EDITOR @cd_rey Stocks ended low on the week, breaking their previous winning streak. This is the first week the S&P 500 has fallen in five weeks. The NASDAQ and Dow Jones Industrial Average both fared slightly better but both fell slightly. A recent rise is the […]
Read moreBy Christopher Reyes BUSINESS EDITOR @cd_rey In 2013, local San Diego attraction SeaWorld was hit with a massive blow to their public image following the release of “Blackfish,” a documentary focused on the controversy over orca whales in captivity. It follows Tilikum, an orca whose captivity led to the death […]
Read moreBy Christopher Reyes BUSINESS EDITOR @cd_rey The Apple Watch is a bad product. It is an amazing piece of technology; There is no denying that. It represents the absolute best engineering and technology available today, but it takes more than that to inspire people to adopt a new product, even […]
Read moreBy Mia McGovern CONTRIBUTOR This semester, my friend Laura and I are studying abroad in Florence, Italy. Trying to channel my inner Lizzie McGuire, I’m hoping to make the most of my four months here and maybe even become a pop star in the process. So far, Laura and I […]
Read moreBy Dillon Olagaray CONTRIBUTOR If you don’t know me, my name is Dillon Olagaray and I am a junior studying international relations. Currently, I am living in Madrid, Spain for my study abroad experience, and so far all I can say is I am loving it. After only living in […]
Read moreBroadways hit musical to come to San Diego next week By Kevin Karn ARTS & CULTURE EDITOR @kkarn7 The Tony Award-winning Broadway spectacle, “Kinky Boots,” struts into town this week boasting a book by Tony Award winner Harvey Fierstein and a score by Grammy Award winner Cyndi Lauper. After over […]
Read moreBy Courtney Freeman CONTRIBUTOR Balboa Park is one of the oldest and most frequented urban cultural parks in the nation. It spans over 1,200 acres and its location encompasses the older neighborhoods of the city including North Park, Banker’s Hill, Golden Hill and Downtown. The sprawling park offers gorgeous landscaping […]
Read moreBy Kevin Karn ARTS & CULTURE EDITOR @kkarn7 The SLP stands alone, lit up by surrounding spotlights that showcase its signature Spanish architecture. Within its four stories are centers for aspects of student life that range from creativity to diversity and of course dining. It is undoubtedly a beautiful place […]
Read moreBy Sara Butler MANAGING EDITOR @saranicolebb Professor Mike Williams, J.D., Ph.D., has been appointed the new director of the Changemaker Hub at the University of San Diego. USD is one of 26 schools that has received the designation of a Changemaker campus. This title supports our Catholic mission of community […]
Read moreBy Gwyneth Shoecraft NEWS EDITOR @gshoecraft Students looking to enjoy last week’s beautiful weather and blow off some first week of classes steam were excited to find frisbees, cornhole and volleyball games set up around campus. Provided by Associated Students, the games are part of AS’s Get on the Grass […]
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