Students provide aid during professor’s medical emergency
When students arrived in “The Dawn of Cinema” class on Monday, Feb. 28, they had more in store than what they bargained for.
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“Positions in Power”
Babar and Tucker hope that their presentation marks a new chapter of ASG: one where the senators, staff, and administration will be held accountable for the changes they promise.
Read moreCanada’s “Freedom Convoy” could have international ramifications
Concerns mount ahead of U.S. State of the Union Address. The implications of the Freedom Convoy are discussed and explored.
Read moreBreaking tradition at Fordham University
The first non-ordained woman is selected to be President of a Jesuit University. This is a monumental step for women in the Catholic Church.
Read moreHow likely is WWIII?
Toreros weigh in on the Russia-Ukraine border crisis. The conflict is explained, and USD Political Science professor describes the implications of what this could mean for the United States.
Read moreThe future of masks at USD
USD will continue to require masks even after California removes the mandate after Feb. 15. Professors and students discuss the university’s decision.
Read moreSAT is modified and moves online
The SAT has been shortened and moved online. USD chooses to extend its test blind admissions policy for the 2022 admissions cycle.
Read moreRandom testing and COVID-19 protocols on campus
The new year brings about new COVID-19 Protocols — here’s everything you need to know to be prepared. Students share their experiences on campus with no testing protocols.
Read moreThe 5 most pressing news stories from winter break
A recap of the 5 most important news stories from Winterbreak. From Omicron, to the Winter Olympics, and Betty White, this story is a guide for what is relevant information going into 2022.
Read moreRogue ex-lecturer at UCLA threatens mass shooting
Classes revert online at UCLA following messages of violence from an ex- lecturer, threatening to harm students and faculty. Matthew Harris, sent various links and a manifesto alluding to violence to department members, causing UCLA to remain in remote learning, A similar event that happened at USD a few years ago is re-examined.
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