A Presidential debate debrief: A glimpse at 2020’s first presidential debate Emma Valdiserri / Asst. News Editor The 2020 presidential debates have kicked off and it’s safe to say the first one, like much of 2020, was unlike anything America has ever seen. The first debate between President Trump and […]
Read more35% of the yearly funding has been dedicated to this remote semester Tyler Pugmire / News Editor / The USD Vista Associated Student Government publicly released their budget on Wednesday Sept. 30 to their website. This version of the budget is less comprehensive than the one that is officially voted […]
Read moreAlthough the coronavirus pandemic has negatively affected everyone, Americans who identify as BIPOC have COVID-related issues compounded by racial healthcare inequalities; these members of the USD community will have to work harder to stay afloat amid the chaos. Olivia Cunningham / Assistant News Editor The coronavirus pandemic has hit the […]
Read moreRBG’s death brings additional stakes to the 2020 Presidential election and increased tensions between the Democrats and the Republicans. Tyler Pugmire / News Editor Jenny Han / Asst. Opinion Editor On Sept.18, 2020, Ruth Bader Ginsburg (RBG), one of the nine justices of the United States Supreme Court, passed away […]
Read moreSeveral study abroad programs are moving forward with plans to return as soon as this spring semester Jennifer Mossuto / Associate Editor / The USD Vista The University of San Diego canceled all Fall 2020 study abroad programs on March 12. Since, then, study abroad programs for Spring 2021 opened […]
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 moreASG’s first public meeting was not so public Discussing the student funded budget Tyler Pugmire / News Editor The University of San Diego’s Associated Student Government has officially begun their year, as Senate election results were released to the public on Sept. 16, and their first meeting was held the […]
Read moreThe 2020 Election: Debate season is on the horizon Emma Valdiserri / Asst. News Editor As if 2020 hasn’t yielded enough to be a year for the books, the United States is preparing for a historic election between current President and Republican party nominee, Donald J. Trump and his running […]
Read moreAn updated look at boarding in college during a global pandemic. Tyler Pugmire / News Editor After USD canceled almost all in-person classes for the fall semester, they also delayed move-in for students by a month. Each bedroom has been limited to single occupancy, and there are no guests of […]
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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