Colombia legalizes abortion
On February 21, 2022 Colombia decriminalized abortion, largely due to the efforts of the “Green Wave” feminist movement. The U.S. should look to Latin America for guidance in making similar strides.
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Remington Arms settles Sandy Hook lawsuit for $73 million
Nearly a decade after the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School, a lawsuit between the families of victims and Remington Arms was settled. Remington Arms has been charged with having a role in the shooting, setting a new precedent for firearm companies involved in mass shootings in the U.S.
Read moreCalifornia gas prices on the rise
As the national average cost of gas reaches a new high of $4.17 per gallon, the cost of gas in California has also risen to an average of $5.44 per gallon, according to the New York Times.
Read moreBatman returns to the big screen
Batman, starring Robert Pattinson and Zoe Kravitz, just hit the theaters, and people have a lot to say about the action-packed film.
Read moreHidden career development resources
The Career Development Center is a popular campus resource specializing in career advancement and preparation. While you may be familiar with the organization, what beneficial tips and tricks are you missing out on?
Read moreTimelyCare: health care from anywhere!
The TimelyCare app provides USD students with free health services. Whether looking for a structured health plan or a relaxing yoga class, TimelyCare is an additional resource that can bring balance and relief to the chaos of college life.
Read moreThe UFMC’s annual formal: “A Night in Paris”
UFMC had their first in-person event since 2019, and attendees had a blast.
Read moreCelebrating women of San Diego
During Women’s History month, it’s important to highlight the incredible women around San Diego that have impacted our community.
Read moreClub Sports Highlight: Pickleball
First-year Shannon Burns arrived at USD in the fall hoping to play her favorite sport from high school: pickleball. She was surprised to learn that there was no pickleball team at USD, and made it her mission to bring the sport to campus.
Read moreWeekly Recap
Women’s tennis dominated Ivy League teams from Columbia and Dartmouth, and men’s tennis took down no. 10 ranked Harvard as both teams extended their winning streaks. Softball came up against top teams in the Triple Crown OKC tournament, and women’s basketball competed in the Women’s National Invitational Tournament in New Mexico.
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