Have 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 […]
Read moreBy Leeza Earl STAFF WRITER The U.S.-Mexico border is often portrayed as dangerous; a place full of murderers, drug smugglers and Mexican natives trying to escape to America. However, there are many things the news does not highlight about the border, such as Friendship Park. On Saturday Oct. 19, communication […]
Read moreBy Brittany Carava ASST. NEWS EDITOR Due to the fast-paced evolution of technology, education can often be overlooked. This past May, the University of San Diego’s School of Leadership & Education Sciences’ (SOLES) Mobile Technology Learning Center (MTLC) received $3,000,000 to go toward new resources focusing on mobile technology. This […]
Read moreBy John Paul da Roza CONTRIBUTER San Diego experienced one its most controversial political terms with Bob Filner as mayor. He was accused of sexually harassing 18 different women during his tenure as a politician. Since the claims have come out, Filner has resigned his position as mayor of San […]
Read moreBy Jackson Somes NEWS EDITOR I think we’re at the point where Facebook has become a part of everyday life. That’s ok, I can accept that. I don’t mind checking Facebook every once and again to see what friends are up to lately. In fact I find it comforting that […]
Read moreBy Jackson Somes NEWS EDITOR The USD eSports club packed the seminar room in San Buenaventura. The club is comprised of a band of USD students who share the common interest of playing video games. For them, Oct. 4 meant one thing, the world championships of the video game League […]
Read moreBy Allyson Meyer CONTRIBUTOR We’ve all said things we immediately regret or used words without realizing their impact. Words have many meanings and connotations, yet we rarely take the time to thoughtfully consider the consequences of the ones we use in our everyday speech. Many of us have heard about […]
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