The 2016 presidential election will likely be the craziest election to date. Between criminal allegations, unfiltered speech, and biased media coverage, most of the political discussions have gone out the window. Polling shows that United States voters are already sick of the media coverage surrounding the election. Many voters are […]
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It did not take long for Donald Trump’s presidential campaign to become a dinner table conversation. His name sparks discussions worldwide, garners excitement for some Americans, and elicits concern for many others. This division of enthusiasm carries over onto the University of San Diego campus. Last week when prominent USD […]
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A follow up article to “Alpha Phi Sorority chapter closes“ By Sara Butler, Brooklyn Dippo, Kevin Nelson, and Laura Tressel On Friday May 6, the Alpha Phi chapter at the University of San Diego received a decision from Cynthia Avery, PhD., assistant vice president of Student Affairs, on the […]
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Jamie Eddy || Feature Editor It’s not every day that a university president opens their home to people they are unfamiliar with, let alone two students. Some University of San Diego students have long awaited the opportunity to gain entrance into the home of the USD president, hoping to get […]
Read moreJamie Eddy | Feature Editor | The USD Vista This past Wednesday, April 13, the The Mulvaney Center, The Changemaker Hub, Center for Inclusion and Diversity, Office of Sustainability, and Students for Fair Trade from the University of San Diego held an event known as Morena’s Moment 2.0. This unique […]
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by KEVIN NELSON Managing Editor with contributions from: LAURA TRESSEL, SARA BUTLER, AND BROOKLYN DIPPO IN BRIEF The University of San Diego sorority, Alpha Phi, was kicked off campus last month. Following a hearing on April 14 with members of the Fraternity and Sorority Life Standards Board (FSLSB), the USD […]
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Krista Pinyan | Contributor Across every profession women are being paid less than men and the University of San Diego Women’s Center is trying to combat that problem with wage negotiation workshops. Asking for more money can be difficult for anyone but women throughout the workforce are starting to speak […]
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Brandon Short | Contributor Drunk drivers are not the only problem in California. An increase in drivers high on marijuana, including college students behind the wheel, has the state looking for a solution. UC San Diego has been given the task by California legislators to develop technology that will detect […]
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Brooklyn Dippo | News Editor Last Thursday hundreds of students and visitors crowded into Shiley Theatre to see the PRIDE club’s sold-out show, Celebration of Gender Expression: Supreme Drag Superstar V. On the sidewalk outside, a much smaller group prayed in protest of the event. The University of San […]
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Elisabeth Smith | Asst. News Editor Uber, Lyft, and Sidecar, oh my! If there wasn’t already enough ridesharing apps, University of San Diego students now have another choice to make their commute to Mission Beach, but there’s a catch: only female students can use it. Launching nationally in the fall, […]
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