Time to Zoom away from Zoom: Beach Hopping Anna Valaik / Assistant A&C Editor When anyone asks what I love most about San Diego, I say it’s the fact that San Diego has it all. Each neighborhood in the county has a unique aura to it, and I only discovered […]
Read moreEthical and sustainable mask fashion in SD Taylor DeGuzman / Arts & Culture Editor Face masks have officially taken over the fashion industry. It is now the norm to see people coordinate their masks with their outfits, or to see someone wearing a unique, trendy mask that is different from the […]
Read more“The land was already beautiful before”: A Look Into the History Beneath USD’s Surface Taylor DeGuzman / Arts & Culture Editor It’s hard to ignore the beauty that resides on USD’s campus. Students are met with an immense amount of greenery, beautiful buildings, and views of Mission Bay when they […]
Read moreThe New SLP Anna Valaik / Assistant A&C Editor When I first stepped foot onto USD’s campus for Olé Weekend, I never knew the Student Life Pavilion (SLP) would mean so much more than a dining hall. For me, the SLP was the place I grew closer with friends over […]
Read moreWhat We Lost: Multicultural organizations reflect on canceled Spring 2020 events Taylor DeGuzman / Arts and Culture Editor This season of life has truly taught us that you cannot take anything for granted. After the Spring 2020 semester was cut short two months in, nearly all major events were canceled despite […]
Read moreSpontaneous Day in San Diego: Coffee, Pictures and Picnics Oh My! Taylor DeGuzman / Arts and Culture Editor You’re finally here! What now? Can’t decide from the hundreds of Insta and picture-worthy spots that San Diego has to offer? Don’t have enough time to plan out an elaborate outing? Don’t […]
Read moreSan Diego’s Tastiest: Black-Owned Restaurants Taylor DeGuzman / Arts and Culture Editor Although classes are fully online for the start of the fall semester, some students are coming back to San Diego. Because we are home to some of the best food destinations around, those coming back to the city […]
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Festival goers brave the blazing-hot desert one performer and art installation at a time Kaia Hubbard / Associate Editor / The USD Vista To onlookers, or anyone with an Instagram account, Coachella might appear to be one expensive, weekend-long photo shoot. Posed pictures in front of the Ferris wheel featuring […]
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While it may be known for its music, the artistic aspect of the experience did not disappoint SARBALÉ KE SPECTRA COLOSSAL CACTI FERRIS WHEEL H.I.P.O OVERVIEW EFFECT
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Joe Duffy / Asst. A&C Editor / The USD Vista We are connected to technology in a way that humanity has never been in the past. Cell phones and laptops are now a part of our daily lives, whether we’re using them to study, work, or scroll through Instagram. We […]
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