Daniel Craig says goodbye to 007
“No Time to Die,” the James Bond movie released on October 8th, marks Daniel Craig’s exit from the franchise.
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San Diego Press Club releases winners for Excellence in Journalism awards
San Diego Press Club released the winners for their 48th annual Excellence in Journalism awards. Many members of USD Student Media are recognized for their work.
Read morePro-life demonstration on campus sparks debate
The Torero’s for Life club tabled outside of Maher to speak conversation with those who may have opposing views as them. This is in wake of a Pro-life speaker coming to speak at USD in November.
Read moreVeterans Day not acknowledged on USD’s academic calendar
Despite being a Federal holiday, Veteran’s day is not honored at USD. Students and Administrators discuss the implications of this and why USD does not give students the day off for Veteran’s Day.
Read moreOn-campus heaters: keeping students warm?
As the weather becomes colder, USD students criticize the heaters in their rooms. Facilities responds and offers an explanation as to why the heaters have not been working properly.
Read moreAbolishing Greek life becomes more realistic
Students protested last semester against rape culture at USD after a student was assulted by a Fraternity member. Women at USD are not the only ones experiencing assault on campus as Sigma Nu Fraternity at USC is undergoing multiple sexual assault allegations.
Read moreTaking your own path
Every college student will take their own unique path, yet every college student will spend their lives comparing themselves to others. Instead of wasting time worrying about others accomplishments, enjoy the time you have and everything will fall into place.
Read moreA warmer planet is not a happy planet
College students have multiple opportunities to be more sustainable. Ways to be more sustainable in college include not using plastic cups, wearing reusable masks, turning off your engine, and forgetting about fast fashion.
Read moreUSD fellows break barriers near the border
The Joan B. Kroc Institute of Peace and Justice initiated its first border fellowship program earlier this year. Out of an incredibly competitive applicant pool, only seven fellows were chosen to carry out their projects in the border region, each of them taking a different path to tackle a certain issue prevalent in the area.
Read moreHow to make your bank
Dr. Priya Garg, Ph.D., debriefs the importance of managing one’s own personal finances, with everything from what a credit card is and what it does, to how to break down your credit score.
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