Months of hard work and organization finally came to fruition for senior Madeline Ball and the rest of her TEDx University of San Diego team last Wednesday. The nonprofit organization TED has been putting on conferences for over 25 years now and granted licensing for TEDx, one of its independently […]
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On Tuesday, members of the USD community and local tribe members gathered to protest and teach others about the the Dakota Access Pipeline controversy. The protests, which started earlier this year, had stayed largely out of the news until recently. The protests revolve around a four-state, $3.8 billion oil pipeline. […]
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The American people voted, and our President-elect is Donald Trump. It is an outcome that most news media never saw coming. Hillary Clinton and her supporters were shaken up, and many took to social media and the streets to voice their opinions as Clinton failed to secure enough electoral votes […]
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The Lumineers, Jack White, Pink Floyd, and Prince have as many things in common as we have with them, but all these artists do share one thing- they all ban cellphones at their shows. Â Â Â Â Â Â Topics concerning cellphones range from how much screen time a […]
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Coming soon to television: the Trump News Network. Out of all the speculations, rumors, and conspiracies throughout this year’s election, the possibility of a Trump News Network sounds more and more promising. The conspiracy has attempted to point to the real reason behind Donald Trump’s presidential candidacy. Some believe that […]
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The movement began with the verdict from the National Football League (NFL) owners almost 11 months ago. This Nov. 8, it could come crashing to a halt and steal the San Diego Chargers from hometown fans in the process. Back in January, with three teams competing for approval from the […]
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The first time I walked into a voting booth I was six years old. No, I wasn’t violating the election laws of my home state. I was accompanying my grandmother as she cast her vote in the 1964 presidential election. Lyndon B. Johnson was running against Barry Goldwater. I distinctly […]
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After a long year of political campaigning and fist fighting, voting day is less than a week away. While this election cycle has highlighted many issues, one issue is that of naming future Supreme Court justices. Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton will have the opportunity to potentially appoint two to […]
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This Tuesday, voters will elect more than the next President of the United States of America. While choosing the next man or woman to take the oval office is important, those who will fill the seats of Congress are just as crucial to the future and direction of the country. […]
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Clowns are no longer a laughing matter. The San Diego area is the most recent target in a series of mysterious clown sightings around the country. A trend that initially began in Wisconsin has made it all the way to the West Coast and hit the greater San Diego area. […]
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