There’s no debate that 2020 was a unique year to say the least. Uniquely terrible, actually. But it wasn’t all that bad. In fact, it came with plenty of silver linings — ones that will leave a positive legacy for years to come.
Read moreArt speaks louder than words How creating art during a pandemic helped two artists spread a message Jennifer Mossuto / Associate Editor / The USD Vista USD junior Micaela Cross spent her time during the COVID-19 quarantine doing something she loves. Cross’ acrylic art is typically colorful and bright and […]
Read moreStop quarantining your anxiety Baylynne Brunetti / Asst. Opinion Editor When lockdown first commenced and we were forced online, I will admit that I was not gravely upset. As a student who suffers from GAD (Generalized Anxiety Disorder) and SAD (Social Anxiety Disorder), nothing was more enticing to me then […]
Read moreWorld Suicide Preventation Month is September but not many people know about it. Here’s why it’s important to talk about. Jenny Han / Asst. Opinion Editor If you’ve felt like quarantine was draining you mentally, you’re not alone. During COVID-19, the CDC states that there has been an upward trend […]
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This week on USDtv: The Associated Student President receives a formal warning. Plus, October is mental health awareness month and we’re talking about it. Students discuss how they’re staying stress-free during midterms. And, Arts and Culture is talks Chance the Rapper and what he’s doing to aid in mental health. […]
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Daryan Gomez/ Contributor / The USD Vista On Oct. 10, Twitter users all around the world tweeted with the hashtag #WorldMentalHealthDay. World Mental Health Day, which was begun by the World Federation for Mental Health in 1992 with the purpose of advocating and educating the public on mental health issues, […]
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Chance the Rapper gives $1 million to provide mental health support for his Chicago hometown Jennifer Mossuto / Feature Editor / The USD Vista Popular hip-hop and R&B artist Chancelor Bennett, better known as Chance the Rapper, recently donated $1 million to promote mental health services in his hometown of […]
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LIFE Week provides the community with insight on different life issues that are sometimes overlooked Amy Inkrott | Contributor | USD Vista “Life Is For Everyone.” This phrase serves as the mantra for LIFE Week at the University of San Diego. Life issues are often associated only with debates […]
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In today’s stress-filled environment, college students are at an increased risk for mental health issues Dayan Gomez (Contributor) | Kaia Hubbard (Copy Editor) | USD Vista The feeling of being stuck in one’s own body, numb, and unable to get out — as if invisible cement prevents any movement or […]
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“Are you okay? Can I help you? Is something wrong?” These are questions that Kevin Hines wanted to hear the day that he jumped off the Golden Gate Bridge. No one asked Hines these questions, and he made the decision to jump. Against the odds, Hines survived the jump and […]
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