Student-led performance brings a culturally relevant production to the campus community Jenna Murphy / Asst. A&C Editor / The USD Vista Within the tiny Vassiliadis Family Black Box Theatre of Camino Hall, senior theatre major DeZell Lathon and his team have spent the last two months working tirelessly to bring together […]
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Kroc Institute hosts photo exhibit to highlight the life and work of would-be saint Dorothy Day Dorothy Dark / A&C Editor / The USD Vista In 1897, Dorothy Day was born in New York City. At the time, most were unaware of the great impact her work would eventually have on […]
Read moreA short ride to Universal Studios Hollywood provides haunted mazes and more Hannah Sonberg / Managing Editor / The USD Vista As the winds get colder, nights get darker, and fall sets into full swing, Halloween is on everyone’s mind. For those looking for a scare, the search for the best […]
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Reality TV show featuring Nathan Fielder explores the world of small business Chase Fryfogle / Contributor / The USD Vista In the age of reality television, there’s a show to simulate every possible lifestyle. It is a vastly deep and nuanced genre in which a viewer can live vicariously through housewives […]
Read moreUSD’s Torero Program Board hosts the university’s annual Big Blue Bash rain or shine Jenna Murphy / Contributor / The USD Vista On any given Friday night, Torero Way is a ghost town. Few students walk the campus, as many are elsewhere getting started on their weekend plans. Yet this past […]
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Saturday Night Live makes their return to live television with as much honesty and wit as ever Chase Fryfogle / Contributor / The USD Vista Happy birthday to the longest running variety television show in United States history. With a daunting run of 44 seasons (as of last week), it’s an […]
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University’s summer undergraduate research program sponsors student’s summer art project Jenna Murphy / Contributor / The USD Vista Eight hours, every day, drawing. For some, this might not sound like summer vacation. But for Nina Montejano, a senior double majoring in visual art and architecture here at USD, this is what […]
Read moreThe advantages of declaring English as a major in spite of popular misconceptions Dorothy Dark / A&C Editor / The USD Vista In the aftermath of the Cold War, the methods and curriculums utilized for teaching within the U.S. public education system had undergone significant change. This was a consequence of […]
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University two-part series features conversation on sociopolitical thinkers from the 18th century Kathryn Querner / Copy Editor / The USD Vista The year 2018 marks the 200-year anniversary of the births of both Karl Marx and Frederick Douglass, two reformers whose influential works have shaped modern, social, political, and economic thought. […]
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Talk-show host Eric Andre offers his own take on late-night television Chase Fryfogle / Contributor / The USD Vista From making his guests watch the infamous “Two Girls One Cup” video to releasing their personal information to the public, Eric Andre has a wide array of skills that set him apart […]
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