The best books we read in 2021
Over the holidays, sit down with these books and enjoy some pleasure reading.
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Virgil Abloh passes away after battle with cancer at 41
It’s time to reflect on the legacy of Virgil Abloh, one of the most influential designers of our time.
Read moreHow to combat Seasonal Affective Disorder
Beat out SAD this year with these tips.
Read morePresident of Students for Life speaks at USD’s campus
College Republicans invite Kristan Hawkins, President of Students for Life, to speak on campus. This event causes a pro-choice protest and strong discourse about reproductive rights.
Read moreTrial of Ghislaine Maxwell enters its first week of many
Viral court case highlights many A-list celebrities and their involvement in the Epstein case. These celebrities include former presidents Bill Clinton and Donald Trump among others.
Read more“Omicron” threatens study abroad
The announcement of a new COVID-19 variant creates discourse around upcoming study abroad opportunities. Students react to possibilities of more COVID-19 cancellations obstacles.
Read moreCuffing season: more than just mistletoe
Cuffing season isn’t all about romance; instead, it’s about reconnecting with any and all our loved ones during the holidays.
Read moreWhen it’s not always the most wonderful time of the year
Stephanie Guarino Lynch, the Director for Health Promotion at the USD Center for Health and Wellness Promotion, shared some strategies and approaches to combat difficulties individuals may experience during the holidays regarding strained family relationships and a lack of boundaries.
Read moreUSD undergraduate play raises awareness
The Undergraduate Department of Theatre’s production, “fml: how Carson McCullers saved my life” took strides towards addressing and dismounting heavy topics such as homophobia and hate crimes that are directed towards the LGBTQ+ community.
Read moreReimagining STEM for kids
USD senior, Taylor Brown, shares how she arrived at making a children’s alphabet STEM book this summer.
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