Junior Kayla Cayanan started her semester at John Cabot University in Rome with 25 students in each of her classes. Now, due to the rapid spread and fear of coronavirus strain COVID-19 in Italy, seats in class have become increasingly empty and attendance has dropped to about five students per class.
Read moreWhile voting is a central process to American democracy, it is also a confusing process. This is especially true for college students who often have the decision between voting in their home state or town and voting in their college town
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Although the University of San Diego is growing in population, its on-campus living situations do not reflect it.
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The state of California will host its primary election on March 3, choosing candidates in each party for the general election coming in November.
Read moreIn light of the tense atmosphere at the Associated Student Government (ASG) senate meeting following the Feb.1 leadership training incident, in which a video was shown which made some students visibly uncomfortable, Assistant Vice President of Student Affairs Cynthia Avery, Ed.D. made the decision to address the senate.
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Some students may know the feeling — it is 9:57 a.m. on a Monday morning, pulling into campus just before your 10:10 a.m. class, heading to the Valley Parking Structure with your parking permit proudly displayed, only to find that there are no available spots.
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March 3 marks the beginning of election season in San Diego with local, state, and national matters on the ballots for voters covering a variety of issues and concerns ranging from sales tax to presidential nominees.
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The San Diego Police Department is investigating at least three suspicious fires in the neighborhoods of Linda Vista and Morena that occurred Sunday night.
Read moreAt a student leadership training event, a video shown during a presentation on communication across differences was taken to be racially insensitive.
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The first Associated Student Government (ASG) senate meeting of the semester began with procedural updates.
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