By Sara Butler ASST. OPINION EDITOR Crumpled tissues fill up her purse as assignments pile on top of her. She feels lost, hopeless and completely alone. No matter how many times she tries, tries and tries again, the world seems completely against her. All she can do is cry. According […]
Read moreBy Kendall Tich OPINION EDITOR When I first arrived at USD, I was greeted by the smiling, energetic faces of my peers, many of whom ended up becoming some of my very best friends. However, at the time I saw the need to make friends as temporary as I felt […]
Read moreBy Ian Rodgers MANAGING EDITOR Last week’s issue contained an editorial about topics on USD’s campus that are considered “taboo” within the classroom. It made a very worthwhile point about the reluctance of many collegians to voice their opinion on controversial topics. This editorial is the second installment in response […]
Read moreBy Davis Jones SPORTS EDITOR Women’s soccer midfielder Lauren Dotson still feels the sting of last season’s overtime home loss to the University of Portland Pilots. Her team’s tying goal in the 62nd minute of the contest came before the Pilots kicked in a loose ball from a penalty kick […]
Read moreBy Hunter Jameson ASST. SPORTS EDITOR The Torero football team traveled to Dayton, Ohio to face the Dayton University Flyers with both teams fighting for a spot at the top of the Pioneer Football League. Coming into the game, Torero senior quarterback Mason Mills had the opportunity to break the […]
Read moreBy Davis Jones SPORTS EDITOR The West Coast Conference basketball season is set to begin in less than two weeks. While it may be difficult to hear predictions from every team before games start, the league’s newest project gives fans the chance to travel up and down the coast in […]
Read moreBy Hunter Jameson ASST. SPORTS EDITOR The long anticipated Bowl Championship Series rankings in college football were finally revealed on Sunday. After eight weeks filled with upsets, dominance and heroic finishes, fans now have an understanding for which bowl game their team might end up in. These rankings will continue […]
Read moreBy Collin Trotter CONTRIBUTOR After a grueling season, featuring over 4,800 games played over a seven-month season, the stage for the MLB World Series has been finally set. Thirty teams began the season in April, each eager at the chance of hoisting the coveted World Series trophy. For 28 of […]
Read moreBy Davis Jones SPORTS EDITOR In a man’s life, there comes a time when he must look hard in the mirror and decide for what purpose a Major League Baseball Hat serves. An item that complements the look? A symbol of your team devotion? Some men know neither. My head’s […]
Read moreBy Davis Jones SPORTS EDITOR The end of senior basketball forward Felicia Wijenberg’s story about her grandmother leaves little doubt to her stature as a personal inspiration. Its beginning leaves little doubt to her grandmother’s stature in other ways. “My grandmother stands at 5’11’, so she’s very tall for her […]
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