Nicole Kuhn | Assistant News Editor | The USD Vista Hurricane Maria leaves an impact on Puerto Rico and the USD community The sun rises each morning over the rolling hills of Puerto Rico, but the daily routine of the Puerto Rican people has changed. On Sept. 20, thousands of […]
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Students audition for a chance to be the opening performance at this year’s homecoming concert Anderson Haigler | Arts&Culture Editor | The USD Vista Last Thursday at Open Mic Night at Aromas, Toreros auditioned for the role of student opener for the upcoming concert that will happen during the Homecoming […]
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Tayler Reviere Verninas | Editor In Chief | The USD Vista What many believed to be the sound of fireworks were actually rounds of gunshots from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Hotel on the night of Sunday, Oct. 1. Concertgoers at the Route 91 Harvest Festival were enjoying […]
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Parking issues continue, Paseo de Colachis Plaza is done, and USD has rats! Find out more on our first episode for Fall 2017!
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First-years are not the only new residents of Camino and Founders Halls. Camino and Founders Hall are some of the oldest buildings on campus, and while their age gives them character and history, some aspects of these first-year dorms aren’t so pleasing. Old furniture and creaky doors are sometimes unpleasant, […]
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All of the University of San Diego’s composting and recycling did not go to waste. USD has been ranked the tenth greenest campus on the “Cool School” list of 2017 by the award-winning Sierra Magazine. As part of the Sierra Club, which was created by the famous naturalist John Muir, […]
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Last week on Sept. 14, an unexpected water outage gripped the University of San Diego campus, shutting down water fountains and bathrooms from the Student Life Pavilion and University Centre to the Kroc Institute of Peace and Justice and the School of Leadership and Educational Studies. Carol Norman, Director of […]
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Incoming class grows in size, requiring some students into flex rooms Preparing to move into college is a stressful process, but finding out you’ve been placed in a dorm made for two people with furniture for three can throw off any first-year student. With an unusually large class of first-year […]
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Toreros open with challenging slate against Western New Mexico and UC Davis For sports fans, September means just one thing: football is back. From Pop Warner to the professional ranks, the game dominates the national sports landscape every fall, grabbing the attention of fans with its acrobatic catches, pad-rattling […]
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