Reckless driver enters campus
Outside community member creates a scene when asked to leave campus due to safety concerns.Suspect does burnouts in the streets of the Valley, and eventually punches a PSAFE officer in the face.
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Olé Music Festival kicks off the spring
USD students gather together to watch artists perform for the spring festival. Students react and the Vista interviews with the student opener and Carmen DeLeon.
Read more“Don’t Say Gay” bill passed in Florida legislature
Despite its controversial nature, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed House Bill: Parental Rights in Education, more colloquially referred to as the “Don’t Say Gay” bill into law on March 28.
Read moreSouthern California grocery workers prepared to strike
Chain grocery store workers in Southern California preparing to strike over union issues. USD students could see a rise in grocery prices because of this.
Read moreWhy some students leave USD
As the novelty and excitement of going away for college wears off and reality sets in, many begin to wonder if the university they chose is actually right for them.
Read moreNew Farmer’s Fridge food option
Toreros now have access to an entirely new dining option on campus: Farmer’s Fridge.
Read moreThe Supreme Court nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
On Feb. 25, President Biden made good on his promise with the appointment of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, to the Supreme Court of the United States.
Read moreCalifornia gas prices on the rise
As the national average cost of gas reaches a new high of $4.17 per gallon, the cost of gas in California has also risen to an average of $5.44 per gallon, according to the New York Times.
Read moreInsight into the updated mask mandate
Clarification on the new pending mask mandate JENNY HAN / THE USD VISTA A few days before the end of spring break, the COVID-19 Action Team sent an email titled “Pending Update to COVID-19 Testing and Face Coverings Requirements” to the USD community. In said email, they announced in a […]
Read moreThe USD Women’s Tennis plays role in saving a Ukrainian family
The crisis between Russia and Ukraine is over 6,000 miles away from San Diego, meaning many can choose not to keep up with it and go about their day. However, some people forget that the USD community has many international students who may be more impacted by this war than others.
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