USD staff are looking to unionize
Clerical workers do so much for the USD community, but they are greatly undervalued by the university. Workers have started a movement to unionize and demand fair payment for their services.
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Olé Music Festival kicks off the spring
USD students gather together to watch artists perform for the spring festival. Students react and the Vista interviews with the student opener and Carmen DeLeon.
Read moreUSD clubs advocate for our common home
There are many student-led clubs and organizations on campus leading important conversations around sustainability and environmental justice. Groups like the Sustainability Club, USD Herbivores, and AEP are vital for continuing conversations around environmental justice and finding solutions toward sustainability.
Read moreStudent Athlete Kylie Pries
One of USD’s women’s volleyball players comes from a dynasty of family athletes. Kylie Pries shares her family’s impact and what inspired her to be an athlete.
Read moreFilipino Cultural Night
The Student organization FUSO celebrated their first annual cultural night since COVID. Students filled in to Shiley Theatre to witness a student written play and other performances.
Read moreFoul Balls at Fowler Park
Though in Major League Baseball catching a foul ball means taking home an extra souvenir, fly balls caught at USD’s Fowler Park must be returned to the school. USDtv talks to torero baseball fans about their thoughts on the rule.
Read moreThe 94th Oscars
Though less and less people are tuning into the Oscars, those who did were in for an exciting night. From historic wins to the slap heard around the world, toreros had many thoughts about the award show.
Read moreToreros address SDSU Title IX lawsuit
A group of female athletes at San Diego State University launched a lawsuit against the university, alleging Title IX violations with regard to differences in financial aid. The athletes are mostly former members of SDSU’s women’s rowing team, which was cut by the school in 2020.
Read more“Don’t Say Gay” bill passed in Florida legislature
Despite its controversial nature, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed House Bill: Parental Rights in Education, more colloquially referred to as the “Don’t Say Gay” bill into law on March 28.
Read moreSouthern California grocery workers prepared to strike
Chain grocery store workers in Southern California preparing to strike over union issues. USD students could see a rise in grocery prices because of this.
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