Volleyball makes 12th consecutive tournament appearance
University of San Diego volleyball headed to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) tournament for the 12th consecutive year, which began on Dec. 2.
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Women’s basketball starts season off strong
The women’s basketball team is 6-2 in their first eight games this year, with big wins over Hawaii and San Diego State propelling the Toreros to success. Head coach Cindy Fisher, who reached 300 wins with the USD program on Sunday, talked about how her team’s defensive mentality and adaptability has led them to success.
Read moreBest of Fall 2021: Torero sports
In a season full of exciting plays, broken records, and key wins, we picked the five best ones to recap as the fall sports season comes to a close. Cross country, golf, and tennis were highlighted for new school records and exciting wins, while volleyball and football continued their trends of excellence this season.
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Fall season teams close out regular season; Holmgren is ITA champion MARI OLSON / SPORTS EDITOR / THE USD VISTA University of San Diego tennis players competed in their Fall Nationals event this weekend, while men’s soccer, women’s soccer, and football all played their final home games of the regular […]
Read moreUSD School of Law celebrates 50th anniversary of legal clinics
The school’s milestone invites celebration and reflection. USD’s law clinics paved the way to current J.D. education standards.
Read moreSan Diego has had ENUF
A ghost gun ban is now in effect in San Diego. This new ordinance makes it illegal to have guns made from home with parts that do not have serial numbers, and therefore can not be tracked.
Read moreNormalizing the crime rate
Pre-covid to post-covid (ish), USD crime rates remain similar. Further insight is given on what crime looks like at USD during a typical year. USD crime rates are compared to other similar universities.
Read moreTravis Scott’s Astroworld Festival turns deadly 32 minutes into set
USD students weigh in on the tragedy that left eight dead and hundreds injured. Student’s react to the violent mosh culture that encompasses rap concerts.
Read moreShould I be convicted for loving true crime?
The true crime genre has grown more popular with the increase of podcasts and television shows. It is a guilty pleasure for some, but also scary for others. Resources for this genre could also go toward missing women’s cases and teaching people about how to stay safe.
Read moreIs it bad that I still listen to Kanye?
Some music artists, directors, actors, etc. go through controversies that cost them their fans. Being able to separate the art from the artist comes down to what the artist did, and how much it says about their morals.
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