Students provide aid during professor’s medical emergency
When students arrived in “The Dawn of Cinema” class on Monday, Feb. 28, they had more in store than what they bargained for.
Read moreWhen students arrived in “The Dawn of Cinema” class on Monday, Feb. 28, they had more in store than what they bargained for.
Read moreBabar and Tucker hope that their presentation marks a new chapter of ASG: one where the senators, staff, and administration will be held accountable for the changes they promise.
Read moreHas cryptocurrency ever piqued your interest? Here’s a beginners guide to understanding the new digital industry.
Read moreFirst-generation USD students share their college experiences thus far. From sorting out financial aid forms to picking courses, each student’s journey has brought about many lessons.
Read moreMusic artist Still Woozy performed at the Observatory in North Park to a sold-out crowd.
Read moreWomen within the arts are more than just performers, and it’s time to give them the recognition and credit they deserve.
Read moreIt’s the season of luck, and there are more ways than one to bring good fortune into your life.
Read more2021 revealed a record number of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation and so far 2022 has followed with more. This legislation is unconstitutional, inhumane, and should be prohibited.
Read moreDespite having majority Black players, the NFL has repeatedly proven itself to use discriminatory practices, limiting the power and voices of Black individuals involved in the league.
Read moreWhile many students rested or went on vacation during spring break, the work didn’t stop for USD athletes. Men’s and women’s tennis played in key matches against UCLA and Princeton, baseball played in their first road series against Grand Canyon University, and softball hosted the San Diego Tournament at the USD Softball complex.
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