Time to fall for fall: a fall masterlist
Can’t get enough of fall? Check out this masterlist to find out where to buy pumpkins or what scary movie to watch next during this autumn season.
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The movies that shaped us
USD students share what movies from their childhood have had a lasting impact on their lives.
Read moreHighlighting Hispanic/Latinx students and their heritage
This month, USD students get their own well-deserved spotlight to share what it means to be Hispanic/Latinx during such a celebratory month.
Read moreThe Unofficial (official) fall reading list
For those sick and tired of reading academic journals, math textbooks, and lecture notes, here’s a list of books that are actually worth your precious time.
Read moreFarmers markets are the go-to fall activity
The Little Italy farmers’ market stands out as one of the best in the city, especially since it’s so close to USD’s campus. Check it out for delicious food, cool vintage finds, and beautiful flower stands.
Read moreConcerts and covid: are venues guaranteeing the safety of concert-goers?
With Pitbull’s performance in Chula Vista, concerts seem to be making their comeback in San Diego, but it appears as though no set COVID protocols are in place. This begs the question; how can venues practice safety and still continue holding concerts?
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 moreShopping Small and Staying Trendy
San Diego is known for its beautiful beaches, pristine weather, and amazing local businesses. As USD students, particularly the newbies on campus, get a feel for the city, there are a couple of local spots waiting to be discovered. Whether you’re in need of coffee, retail therapy, or just something to brighten your day, San Diego has it all.
Read moreWiser with Age: What Seniors Wish they knew as Freshmen
Now, at the final stretch of their college careers, seniors have the ability to look back and appreciate their personal growth.
They think back to their bright-eyed and innocent freshmen selves and reflect on what they wish they had known, leaving all underclassmen with some precious tokens of advice (might want to take some notes, just saying).
Zoom Etiquette
The novel coronavirus has changed many aspects of our lives, including our education. Obviously we were all perfect angels in the classroom, but our manners have started to slip with these online classes.
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