Harris’ decision to reopen campus in September shows a prioritization of money over health Whitney Lynn / Contributor The University of San Diego seems to change their COVID-19 plan every other week. On May 7, President James T. Harris III, D.Ed. sent out an email to the USD population, bringing […]
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 moreQuarantine Got You Down? Find a New Hobby Not only are hobbies fun, but they benefit your mental health too. Read to learn more about the psychological and social benefits of hobbies. By: Hallie Wiltshire, Assistant Opinion Editor There is no denying that the COVID-19 pandemic has brought momentous changes […]
Read moreCheers to our 20s, maybe Alena Botros / Opinion Editor / The USD Vista On March 19, Gavin Newsom, governor of California, announced that all California residents were to shelter in place; a mandatory stay-at-home order was issued. It was then that our schools were closed, we moved to remote […]
Read moreEnough whiplash for USD students by Catherine Silvey / Managing Editor As San Diego County clears a crucial parameter for in-person instruction, USD students face another opportunity to be disappointed by their university It’s August and it’s time for University of San Diego students to start the fall semester. However, […]
Read moreTrump Going Postal: How the USPS turned into an unlikely final straw of tyranny. By: Baylynne Brunetti / Assistant Opinion Editor Election collusion and meddling has been an issue that has run rampant within the Trump administration since the beginning of its sojourn at the White House. With the […]
Read moreAs COVID-19 takes the front seat, sustainability falls to the wayside By: Hallie Wiltshire / Assistant Opinion Editor As we approach month six of quarantine, many people are reflecting on what they miss about life before the pandemic. Some people say they miss going to movie theaters or to indoor […]
Read moreUSD’s Late Remote Learning Announcement Draws Criticism By: Olivia Cunningham, Assistant News Editor Following the University of San Diego’s announcement that Fall 2020 would be online, students took to social media comments to express their anxiety and disappointment. Whether the comments were calls for a tuition discount or refund, questions […]
Read moreReturning students: What to know about San Diego’s Covid regulations By: Emma Valdiserri, Assistant News Editor As of August 18, San Diego County has been removed from California’s COVID-19 watchlist, meaning there have been less than 100 new cases reported daily per 100,000 residents in the area. Theoretically, if San […]
Read moreWCC, PFL call off fall competition, will explore options for spring Eric Boose / Sports Editor The West Coast Conference and Pioneer Football League have both postponed fall competition indefinitely, meaning that the five-month-long span without Torero athletics will continue into the fall. Men’s and women’s soccer, cross country, and […]
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