USD tennis has started using their new facility on campus, the Skip and Cindy Hogan Tennis Center, for practices and games. Junior Elizabeth Goldsmith and senior Gui Osorio explain how they balance tennis with the rest of their activities, and how excited they are for the upcoming season.
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With FSL back on campus, each organization is looking for their own way to continue to carry out social events and stay connected with the community safely.
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San Diego is known for its beautiful beaches, pristine weather, and amazing local businesses. As USD students, particularly the newbies on campus, get a feel for the city, there are a couple of local spots waiting to be discovered. Whether you’re in need of coffee, retail therapy, or just something to brighten your day, San Diego has it all.
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As a woman, I believe that we have the right to do as we choose with our own bodies, therefore, I am strongly pro-choice.
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Men’s Soccer, Football, Volleyball and Women’s Soccer
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As part of USD’s Renaissance Plan, Copley Library reopened at the beginning of the fall semester with new additions aimed to foster student learning.
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Ranked as one of the best universities in on-campus dining, USD students have high expectations from the dining department. However, since returning for the fall semester, many students are unhappy with the options that the university offers.
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One resource for students is The Torero Employer and Alumni Mentors (T.E.A.M.) virtual platform. It is a tool that specializes in online networking and mentoring, complete with a job posting board.
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While USD may have a variety of dining locations and food options, some students, especially first-year students, are not familiar with them all.
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After practice on Aug 18, the football team stayed in the dorms of Valley B as part of their summer training camp. They returned home to a startling discovery; an intruder had been rummaging through an apartment on the first floor.
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