Tag: Arts & Culture

by Tayler Reviere Verninas | Arts & Culture Editor  On Friday, Sept. 11 the campus community of University of San Diego engaged in a day of reflection and dialogue for the tragic events that occurred 14 years ago. Members of the community reflected on the two airplane attacks on the […]

By Abby Gentry | Assistant Arts & Culture Editor On Sunday, Sept. 13, down the street from campus on Sports Arena Boulevard, hidden in a parcel of land across the way from Kobey’s Swap Meet, Grassroots Oasis held their first  Actifest event. Grassroots Oasis is a community space used for […]

by Abby Gentry | Assistant Arts & Culture Editor  Last week, Miley Cyrus released her new album titled “Miley Cyrus and her Dead Petz.” “Dead Petz” seems to be Miley’s way of taking control in the form of a confusing and attention grabbing album, simply because she has the means […]

by Tayler Reviere Verninas | Arts & Culture Editor Friday Sept. 4 was not the usual come and go commute to the Student Life Pavilion. Some students may say the night was pretty magical, having the opportunity to rock out to a free concert performance by Magic Man on the […]

by Abby Gentry | Assistant Arts & Culture Editor On Wednesday night, Australian indie pop band Atlas Genius brought their first United States headlining tour to the House of Blues in downtown San Diego.  The evening could best be described as energetic.  During the entire concert, each band member danced, […]

by Tayler Reviere Verninas | Arts & Culture Editor When students hear the term ‘music festival’, big headliner events such as Coachella, Outside Lands, or Lollapalooza may come to mind.  It seems inevitable for San Diego to host its very own music festival, especially in a city with a thriving […]

by Sarah Brewington | News Editor  Be it the striking music of a violin, the sweeping steps of a dancer, the thrilling monologue of a stage performer, or the abstract brush strokes of a painter, art finds many forms. At the University of San Diego, art is no stranger. On […]

by Abby Gentry | Assistant Arts & Culture Editor One of the greatest perks of choosing to go to school at the University of San Diego is the chance to explore the city of San Diego. San Diego is well-known for its many beautiful beaches, restaurants, and attractions. With so […]

by Sara Butler | Associate Editor Many first year students might overhear a little myth about the nightlife in San Diego. Something along the lines of, “Oh, San Diego’s really fun, if you’re 21.” In particular, the SD music scene has an infamous reputation of being an exclusive adult engagement. […]