USD OpX study part II
The USD Vista recently published a story about a study within the Shiley-Marcos School of Engineering that some Toreros claim is non-inclusive.
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Resident Assistants call for change
Resident Assistants (RAs) are a group of student leaders designated to help and be a source of support for residential students. Many find the large time commitment and responsibility rewarding, while others feel the RA program has serious flaws that need to be addressed.
Read moreElon Musk buys Twitter
Speculation circulates about the political consequences of Elon Musk buying Twitter. A political science professor talks about the implications of this new social media update and what it could mean for politics.
Read moreDeconstructing President Harris’ salary
Context is given in regards to the President’s salary after an Editorial about clerical workers unionizing misused information on ProPublica. The article explains the difference between salary and total compensation and what it entails.
Read moreCanceled: Supreme Drag Superstar
USD’s annual drag show due to issues scheduling a venue. Event runners discuss the reasons behind these decisions.
Read moreMaking disability visible in education
A small team of students and faculty have been working for the last few years developing a disability studies program. Their goal is to get the course curriculum officially implemented within the next school year.
Read moreFederal mask mandate lift instills controversy
Students flying back to USD from Easter break were met with big news: the federal mask mandate that required a face covering to be worn in all airports, widespread transit and taxis was lifted.
Read moreRent prices spike complicating student housing
As the Spring 2022 semester winds down to a close and fall course registration is nearly complete, many current sophomores and juniors have turned their attention to the next academic year, especially the housing options available to them.
Read moreOpX project ethics questioned
Ethics of engineering projects are called into question. Throughout this semester, a study conducted in the Shiley-Marcos School of Engineering has been criticized by students and faculty for what they claim are possible unethical implications.
Read moreReckless 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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