A student’s guide to the best discounts and offers available with their Torero ID card Shelby Todd / Contributor / The USD Vista Torero ID cards serve many purposes — from getting you into your dorm room to getting you your morning coffee at Aromas. However, many students don’t realize […]
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Discover the best boba San Diego has to offer in this week’s food column Ashley Ingraham / Contributor Boba tea first emerged in the Tawainese culinary scene in the 1980s. Since then, it has grown to become a consistently popular item throughout the U.S., with an especially noticeable presence in Southern […]
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Recounting all the highlights from another edition of the jam-packed CRSSD Festival Lizzy Jennings / A&C Editor / The USD Vista This past weekend was the fall edition of San Diego’s popular CRSSD music festival, and it certainly did not disappoint. The 21+ house and techno festival brought good vibes […]
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Rock out to recommendations from the USD Radio Executive team Though print and TV are important aspects of student media, music is a universal passion that can connect students campus wide that may have nothing but a favorite song in common. That sense of campus connection is why USD Student […]
Read moreWeighing in on the transition from high school into college life Jennifer DeSantis / Contributor / The USD Vista There is a chocolate milk container in my fridge. It has been there three weeks just like I’ve been here at USD three weeks. Three weeks of navigating the campus, avoiding […]
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The USD Vista readers write in their favorite Taco Tuesday recommendations Lizzy Jennings / A&C Editor / The USD Vista Any student in San Diego knows that college isn’t complete without a proper Taco Tuesday. The popular term refers to the deals that occur on Tuesday nights at some Mexican […]
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Exploring the current art in different galleries and exhibits on USD’s campus Lizzy Jennings / Arts & Culture Editor / The USD Vista The art scene at the University of San Diego is an ever-cha exhibits a year. However, many students fail to realize how much art they actually have access […]
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Affordable art and experiences can be found at one of San Diego’s cultural gems Lizzy Jennings / Arts & Culture Editor / The USD Vista Affordability and art hardly go hand in hand, especially in a place like San Diego, which is ranked as the twelfth most expensive city in […]
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McEwan discusses his latest book, “Machines Like Me,” with Professor Brian Clack Joe Duffy / Asst. A&C Editor / The USD Vista Can a human be cuckolded by a machine? This is one of many questions posed by “Machines Like Me,” the new novel by acclaimed writer Ian McEwan, who […]
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Artist Joan Jonas’ 24-minute long video, “Double Lunar Dogs,” has been on display Angelina Dinsmore / Asst. A&C Editor / The USD Vista In collaboration with the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego (MCASD), USD’s Humanities Center presented the final screening of artist Joan Jonas’ video artwork. Jonas has visited USD […]
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