In 1964, Lowell Eggemeier walked into the San Francisco Hall of Justice, lit a marijuana cigarette, took a long draw, and blew the smoke directly into the face of an officer. This act, known today as the puff-in, was the first recorded action in the effort to legalize marijuana in […]
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A month ago, Samsung issued one of the biggest recalls of its history, asking customers who had purchased its Samsung Galaxy Note 7 to return their phones because of a battery issue. Despite Samsung’s action, the problem is far from over. The initial recall for the Samsung Galaxy Note 7, […]
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It was the opening game of the 2015 season: a long-awaited match-up against crosstown rival San Diego State University in the concrete confines of San Diego’s longtime pigskin palace, Qualcomm Stadium. Perhaps none were more excited than then-junior University of San Diego running back Jonah Hodges. It would be Hodges’ […]
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“We all know that it takes a fight to beat cancer, and you need people in your corner,” University of San Diego FIJI philanthropy chair, Owen Lewis said. This Tuesday, USD held its first ever Greek-wide boxing tournament to raise money for The V Foundation for Cancer Research. The establishment […]
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Freshman forward Juwan Gray is no stranger to competitive basketball. At 6-feet-8-inches the Dover, Del. native comes from a talented basketball family and a highly successful high school career before he got to the University of San Diego. Gray spent his high school days at Polytech in Delaware where his […]
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Another lawsuit, alleging sexual assault, hit the University of San Diego. In the spring of 2015, a law school student, given the name Jane Doe for privacy reasons, filed a lawsuit and sued USD for allegedly mishandling her sexual assault case. Eventually, Jane Doe dropped her lawsuit. Not long after, […]
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The town hall debate usually garners the least attention of the three debates. Following a chaotic week, this year’s town hall debate was anything but dull. Prior to the debate, both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton found themselves in public relations nightmares. The first problem was with the Trump campaign. […]
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As it turns out, your parents might have been rowdier than your current college self. According to a 40 year study conducted by the University of Michigan, high school to college age students are much less likely to use illegal opioids and amphetamines than their parents probably were. The study […]
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