The Associated Student Government Senate voted to officially defund the entire College Readership Program the Friday before Thanksgiving. Although, the decades-old program dedicated to informing USD students through access to national newspapers did not go down without a fight.
Read moreSenior Anthony Catanzaro is confused, offended, and ready for a fight. In a matter of weeks, he watched his and the entire campus’ digital access to both The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times evaporate after eight student-government officials decided the program wasn’t worth the money.
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On Oct. 17, the ASG leadership team announced its plan to pull all remaining funding from the College Readership Program, canceling USD students’ free online subscriptions to both The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.
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There is something special about a newspaper. In an increasingly digital world, nothing delivers the news in the way a physical newspaper does.
Read moreLuke Garrett / News Editor / The USD Vista USD students lost their digital subscription to The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) on Oct. 8 and are not going to get it back. This cuts the already stripped College Readership Program at the University of San Diego in half. The other half of […]
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Journalistic service is reduced to one digital subscription in current ASG fall budget Luke Garrett / News Editor / The USD Vista Beginning this fall, University of San Diego students will no longer have free access to two digital subscriptions, instead they will only have one — meaning either The Wall […]
Read moreThe USD Vista faces misplaced disdain in the form of orchestrated silence and threats from community Luke Garrett / Editor in Chief / The USD Vista It has become abundantly clear to me that the majority of our generation, specifically our USD undergraduate community, does not know what a newspaper […]
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