Da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa,” Van Gogh’s “Sunflowers” and Monet’s “Les Meules” are some of the most well-known pieces of art around the world. While these paintings may not have many similarities, they all share one thing in common: being used as targets for climate change protests.
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The second annual USD Arts and Culture Festival will commence this Saturday, Oct. 15 from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m in the Studio Theater Courtyard. Presented by the College of Arts and Sciences, the event is free and offers live performances, breakfast treats and mingling opportunities.
Read moreThe lack of sustainability of USD’s COVID-19 quarantine procedures Maria Simpson / Asst. News Editor / The USD Vista USD’s COVID-19 quarantine and isolation procedures have been in full swing since students arrived on campus last semester. Students who test positive or are contact traced are isolated in quarantine housing […]
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Love is in the air, and unfortunately so is the coronavirus. Though it’s been over a year since COVID-19 crept into the U.S. and “quarantine” became a frequent topic of conversation, nothing has stopped people from crushing on someone over Zoom, going on dates with strangers, and even finding love.
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Aaron Gross, Ph.D. gives a powerful talk on the question of, “can university food become an anti-oppressive practice?” for the Care for our Common Home Series
Read moreGet in the fall mood and the Halloween spirit with Carlsbad’s Instagram-worthy pumpkin patch and terrifying haunted corn maze Taylor DeGuzman / A+C Editor Fall in San Diego is nothing short of scorching hot weather, sunshine days, and the occasional switching from Converse to combat boots and crop tops to […]
Read moreWhat makes Trader Joe’s stand out in San Diego Anna Valaik / A&C Assistant Editor “Even though we’re a chain, Trader Joe’s doesn’t feel like a regular grocery store. We’re like a toned-down vintage-nautical Whole Foods,” Mitchell Valine, a Trader Joe’s employee and a sophomore at USD, explained about what […]
Read moreThe New SLP Anna Valaik / Assistant A&C Editor When I first stepped foot onto USD’s campus for Olé Weekend, I never knew the Student Life Pavilion (SLP) would mean so much more than a dining hall. For me, the SLP was the place I grew closer with friends over […]
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We thought — as I’m sure most of you changemakers do — that once in a lifetime opportunities happen only once.
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A student’s guide to the best discounts and offers available with their Torero ID card Shelby Todd / Contributor / The USD Vista Torero ID cards serve many purposes — from getting you into your dorm room to getting you your morning coffee at Aromas. However, many students don’t realize […]
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