By Khea Pollard ARTS & CULTURE EDITOR There is so much tragedy in the world today. In my lifetime, I don’t recall the future ever appearing this dismal. If things were always this way, I wasn’t conscious of it. Now more than ever, news headlines alert us of one tragedy […]
Read moreBy Jackson Somes NEWS EDITOR Students registering for classes next semester will be confronted with a surprise. The MySanDiego portal, the website used to register for classes, has undergone a complete makeover. From Oct. 18 to early Oct. 21 the portal went down in order finish updating a brand new […]
Read moreBy Leeza Earl STAFF WRITER Completing the core curriculum is a task that all USD students have to conquer before graduating. The class entering in 2016 will conquer a very different core curriculum than the standard one now. The Dean of College of Arts and Sciences Noelle Norton and Core […]
Read moreBy Jackson Somes NEWS EDITOR As the musicians on the stage put down their instruments, a roar of applause echoed through the Shiley Theater. Already past the 9:30 p.m. deadline that was supposed to mark the end of the show, shouts for ‘one more song filled’ the theater. Tabla master […]
Read moreBy Jackson Somes NEWS EDITOR In response to an interview with Daily Show correspondent Aasif Mandvi, North Carolina GOP Precinct Chair Don Yelton has resigned due to the racist tone of Yelton during the interview. Although the interview provided comedic gold for The Daily Show it could set an unfortunate […]
Read moreBy Allison Heimlich CONTRIBUTOR The world we live in today is one heavy influenced by social media. Forgetting all the advertisements, PR campaigns and news stories that come from our media driven society, social media remains as one of the most prevalent forms of media in our society, especially in […]
Read moreHave you ever gotten to the end of the day and forgotten everything you had eaten throughout that day? It is easy to lose track of all the meals, snacks and drinks we consume each day, especially in the midst of college work and the stress that comes with it. […]
Read moreBy Kendall Tich OPINION EDITOR “Training wheels?” my dad asked. “Not this time!” I replied, feeling confident I was ready to ride my bike the grown up way. I vividly remember hopping on my little red bike, buckling my pink helmet on and screaming, “ok, let go!” as my dad […]
Read moreBy Cameron Amano CONTRIBUTOR With the arrival of Halloween, we’ve all been working on picking our costumes: the sexy cat, the scream and of course, the beloved white sheet with eyeholes. Halloween is meant to be a day of celebration and festivities and a holiday for everyone to have fun. […]
Read moreBy Ileane Polis STAFF WRITER We all know that USD is a private university. This, technically speaking, means a non-government funded college. It also may mean smaller class sizes for some colleges like USD. Our university may even be considered a medium-sized school, since it hosts nearly 5,665 undergraduates. Could […]
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