The power of social media in the Russia-Ukraine conflict
As the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has developed, individuals around the world have been able to stay informed, donate, and make an impact thanks to social media.
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Why Additional Policy is Needed in Recreational Sports
Recreational sports are a popular method of relaxation for many students, but the lack of regulation within these activities is incredibly concerning.
Read moreKetanji Brown Jackson is the justice we need
Judge Jackson is in the process of being officially confirmed for the U.S. Supreme Court, bringing a much needed shift to the currently right leaning court. Jackson will be the most diverse and qualified justice yet.
Read moreLessons from same-sex parents
Heteronormativity is pushed onto individuals from a young age. Having same sex parents has helped Jessica push against those norms and develop a strong understanding of identity.
Read moreFUSO prepares for their annual showcase
FUSO gets excited and prepared for their upcoming event, PCN.
Read moreDebunking myths about the transition from college to the “real world”
Senior year comes with various emotions and worries about post-graduate life, but this transition doesn’t have to cause stress or dread.
Read moreInvesting 101: get the most bang for your buck
For those interested in investing, USD finance professors shared tips for financial success, ranging from cryptocurrency to mutual funds.
Read moreFaith and inclusivity on campus
Despite USD’s Roman Catholic identity, the university openly accepts and celebrates all faith practices on campus. The USD Vista explored different faith-based organizations and departments on campus that support this mission of faith inclusivity.
Read moreA Classic performance on the bay
USD men’s and women’s rowing competed in the San Diego Crew Classic regatta on Saturday and Sunday, March 26 and 27. The race was the first major race of the season for both teams, and captains Drew Paulsen and Isla Blake are excited about the rest of the season.
Read moreWeekly Recap
Men’s and women’s tennis both extended their current winning streaks against West Coast Conference opponents as both teams went 3-0 in conference. The baseball team registered their first sweep of the season, and softball and golf competed on the road.
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