The 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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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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USD participates in the largest student-led movement for global health Emma Goodman-Fish/Assistant Feature Editor/The USD Vista Don’t use the term “Third World Country” around Stephanie Roessler, a USD student who is dedicated to breaking down the barriers between her classmates and developing countries. Roessler became interested in helping people of […]
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In a predominantly English-speaking university, having a non-anglican name can pose a challenge Paulina Sierra / Opinion Section Editor / The USD Vista Names play a major part in the lives of everyone, from the way people see themselves to the way people navigate the world. One of the greatest […]
Read moreCommunity responds to questions on the definition, impact, and necessity of art in the modern world Dorothy Dark / A&C Editor / The USD Vista Beyond the University of San Diego’s Art Department is a community of passionate individuals with artistic visions that are uniquely their own. Art is a multi-faceted […]
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Illustrator’s memoir chronicles life between Vietnam and United States Dorothy Dark | A&C Editor | The USD Vista When passing through neighborhoods or driving along the coast, hundreds of narratives live on in the memories of neighbors and strangers. Casual waves and polite smiles may fuel some illusion of camaraderie. Nevertheless, there are […]
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A reference for students interested in exploring the city’s local art scene with suggestions on where to start Dorothy Dark | A&C Editor | The USD Vista San Diego’s rich cultural history has played a vital role in the evolution of the city’s identity. The art that emerged from its inhabitants reflects the […]
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The Filipino Ugnayan Student Organization celebrated with food, a play, and live music On Saturday March 4, FUSO (Filipino Ugnayan Student Organization) hosted “Pilipino Culture Night” in Camino Hall’s Shiley Theatre. The event was designed to showcase the greatest aspects of Filipino culture and celebrate the diversity of the USD […]
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A review of The Old Globe’s production of “The Importance of Being Earnest” Cyrus Lange | Photo Editor | USD Vista From its inconspicuous opening moments to its humorous and climactic conclusion, The Old Globe theater’s production of Oscar Wilde’s famous comedy, “The Importance of Being Earnest,” left nearly nothing […]
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Hundreds of people gather at Chicano Park to celebrate and learn its history Lilyana Espinoza | News Editor | The USD Vista Earlier this month hundreds of people gathered at Chicano Park, a National Historic Landmark about 15 minutes away from the University of San Diego, to partake in an […]
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