The 2021 recall election is over. Now what?

The results of the California Recall Election are discussed. USD Political Science Professors offer their insight on the results and the election process.
Read moreThe results of the California Recall Election are discussed. USD Political Science Professors offer their insight on the results and the election process.
Read moreThe 2021-2022 annual fire safety report was released and details important information on safety resources at USD.
Read moreStudents “hotel, motel, quaranting” after rise in post concert sicknesses. Students describe what being sick not with COVID-19 is like right now.
Read moreStudents share their confusion and frustration surrounding the recent rise in parking tickets. Parking services provide hope of a new mobility plan, and resources to help students with parking on campus.
Read moreStudent Life Pavilion chef passes out during dinner rush and is carried out of the SLP on a stretcher. The use of masks indoors is questioned as possibly linked to the reason the chef fainted.
Read moreWhile still amidst an ever-changing pandemic, rules, recommendations, and regulations are continuously changing. Most recently, on Sept. 20, California implemented a new policy that requires proof of vaccination, or a negative test result before entering “mega indoor events.”
Read moreBeloved SNL star and comedian Norm MacDonald, unexpectedly passed and is survived by his son, USD alumni, Dylan Macdonald. Professors foundly reflect on the impact of Norm’s comedy.
Read moreStudents reflect on the impact of growing up in a post 9/11 world. The ideas that are framed by being a member of Generation Z and growing up in a world where violence is normalized are explored.
Read moreThe current state of USD is explored and the ways the COVID-19 is still impacting students is defined. The realities of student life with COVID-19 is discussed.
Read moreAfter a car was stolen from the San Buen parking lot, and crime increases throughout San Diego, students question the ways in which the school is continuing to keep students safe. Crime in other areas of San Diego is also discussed.
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