QUEER & TRANS STUDENT UNION BALL
The Queer and Trans Student Union threw their own red carpet event: a dance with performances such as a local drag queen. Watch below!
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Sneaker Culture on CampusÂ
Watch to learn about the favorite kicks of campus as students talk about where to find their go to styles.
Read moreSundance Film Festival
Intersession students took a course in Park City Utah to learn about America’s best independent films. Details on their unique experience below.
Read moreCan You Separate the Art from the Artist?
Celebrities like Rex Orange County and Kanye West are under controversy and fans are wondering what it means for listening to their music.
Read moreDay of the Dead
November marks the start of a traditional holiday in Mexico: DÃa De Los Muertos. Students gathered in the SLP for a celebration including elaborate decorations and speakers.
Read moreFashion on Campus
Need some new fashion inspiration? Students share their favorite fashion trends and how to serve looks on a budget.
Read moreThe Met Gala
Celebrities showed up dressed to the nines at this year’s Met Gala. Toreros gave their thoughts on the outfits and the attendees.
Read moreToreros React to the Grammys
There is always debate around who deserves to win Grammys for their music. This year, that debate was on full display. We asked students what they thought of the big winners from this year’s Grammys Awards.
Read moreEpisode 4 – October 22, 2018
This week on USDtv: The Associated Student President receives a formal warning. Plus, October is mental health awareness month and we’re talking about it. Students discuss how they’re staying stress-free during midterms. And, Arts and Culture is talks Chance the Rapper and what he’s doing to aid in mental health. […]
Read moreUSDtv Episode 3 – October 15, 2018
Today on USDtv – We’re following Associated Students’ decision to temporarily suspend free newspapers across campus. USDtv discovered that data gathered used to make the decision to suspend free newspapers came from an Instagram poll taken by less than 4% of the student population. Now, students are asking why. […]
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