Returning players react to their emotions before and after the victory. By Davis Jones SPORTS EDITOR We caught up with junior Alaysia Brown and seniors C’era Oliveira and Chloe Ferrari after their win against #1-ranked USC last Friday. The Vista: What were your immediate reactions when you won the final […]
Read moreBy Hunter Jameson ASST. SPORTS EDITOR The USD women’s volleyball team had their biggest victory in school history last Friday, as they took down the No. 1 ranked USC Trojans in four sets. With 2,014 fans packed in the Jenny Craig Pavillion, the Toreros had a solid fan base to […]
Read moreMeet the international players on the men’s soccer team. By Matthew Roberson CONTRIBUTOR When looking at this year’s men’s soccer roster, the first thing that jumps out is the number of international players. The team features a whopping six players from overseas, which includes representation from Israel, Italy and more. […]
Read moreBy Davis Jones SPORTS EDITOR It was the cumulative effect of USD head football coach Dale Lindsey’s treatment at the University of Kentucky that led him to leave the football team in the sping of his freshmen season. Fifty-eight of his teammates in total would also leave the squad, believing […]
Read moreBy Davis Jones SPORTS EDITOR Like me, you probably covered most of campus last week. Like mine, your calves probably took on the size of something between a navel orange and a professional softball. This might be real in your case. My legs are wonderfully average, thank you. But I […]
Read moreBy Brittany Carava ASST. NEWS EDITOR He may be one of the busiest Toreros on campus. Alex Hermann is involved in many organizations including Beta Theta Pi Fraternity, PRIDE and Associated Students, just to name a few. When he’s not focusing on academics, he dedicates his time serving AS as […]
Read moreBy Jackson Somes NEWS EDITOR After war broke out in her home country of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Sabiha Husić tried desperately to return to her family. Husić went to Montenegro to pursue higher education, but upon hearing about the war in her home country, she decided to return home. Despite her efforts, […]
Read moreBy Jackson Somes NEWS EDITOR If you have a television, radio, eyes or ears, then the name Anthony Weiner conjures a very specific image in your mind. Perhaps a very specific, bulging, image. In 2011, Anthony Weiner suffered a technical difficulty that put an abrupt halt to his political career […]
Read moreDiscussion panel held in IPJ Theater. By Jackson Somes NEWS EDITOR The Syrian civil war is nearing its 29th month of conflict. The war has resulted in more than two million refugees and, according to a U.N. estimate in July, has reached over 100,000 overall casualties. What began as an […]
Read moreIPJ hosts series of women advocating for human rights. By Jackson Somes NEWS EDITOR “They know what it’s like to deal with power, they know what it’s like to deal with repression, they know what its like to deal with people with very different viewpoints,” Dean Luck says. Dean Luck, […]
Read more