No. 22 ranked men’s tennis took on no. 23 ranked Pepperdine University on Saturday, April 16, coming out on top 4-1 after a hard fought battle. Head coach Ryan Keckley was thrilled with the grit and determination his team showed on the court.
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A group of female athletes at San Diego State University launched a lawsuit against the university, alleging Title IX violations with regard to differences in financial aid. The athletes are mostly former members of SDSU’s women’s rowing team, which was cut by the school in 2020.
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Despite its controversial nature, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed House Bill: Parental Rights in Education, more colloquially referred to as the “Don’t Say Gay” bill into law on March 28.
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Chain grocery store workers in Southern California preparing to strike over union issues. USD students could see a rise in grocery prices because of this.
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Will Smith’s shocking slap to Chris Rock’s face at the 2022 Oscars has flooded the media with opinions about who was more in the wrong between the two celebrities. However, the true victims of the situation are the Oscar winners whose deserving spotlight was snatched away thanks to inappropriate and petty drama.
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The beginning of April also marks the beginning of Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Our culture has been taught to shove this issue under the rug despite the countless individuals who are suffering. We need to become educated and take action to fight against sexual assault and stand with survivors.
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The altercation between Will Smith and Chris rock shocked the world, and the implications of the slap affected more communities than one.
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Sometimes we lose touch of our personal style, succumbing to trends and other influences, so here’s how to have fun embracing your individuality with clothing, again.
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Springtime is gorgeous in San Diego, and there are plenty of activities to get you off-campus and out in the city.
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The newly launched Master’s of Science in Engineering for Sustainability and Health (MESH) program aims to take a holistic approach to address social and global issues. By combining engineering, sustainability, and public health with an added emphasis on diversity, students will gain unique perspectives and experiences toward improving the health of our planet.
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