Students gather to combat the presence of Trump supporters on campus Amy Inkrott / News Editor / The USD Vista Under the streetlights of the juncture between Linda Vista avenue and the University of San Diego main driveway, a group of 30 USD students engaged in an intense protest against […]
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San Diego Bishop McElroy came to USD to discuss the issue of sexual assault in the Church Amy Inkrott / News Editor / The USD Vista The bishop came to the University of San Diego on Monday, Nov. 5 at 10 a.m. to discuss the sexual abuse crisis facing the […]
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Students seek to combine Greek Life with Latino culture by forming a new fraternity chapter Glenn McDonell / Asst. News Editor / The USD Vista On Saturday, Oct. 20, nine University of San Diego students chartered the Latino-based Nu Alpha Kappa (NAK) Fraternity, bringing the total number of fraternities on […]
Read moreLuke Garrett / Editor in Chief / The USD Vista In the aftermath of a contentious executive veto, senate override, and eventual formal warning issued to the president, the senate and president sat at odds in regard to the College Readership Program (CRP), but also more fundamentally to their respective uses […]
Read moreHannah Sonberg / Managing Editor / The USD Vista This past week has included an abnormal and horrific frequency of tragic acts of implied bigotry. Outlined below are the events that occurred between Oct. 24 to Oct. 27 in order to relay information and acknowledge the victims. Oct. 24, 2018 On Wednesday […]
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Out-of-state students registered as absentee voters are finally receiving their ballots Tyler Arden / Contributor / The USD Vista The clock is ticking. As anxious students await absentee ballots and rush to mail them back before election day, they’re coming to realize that voting away from home comes with its […]
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East County’s race between Duncan Hunter and Ammar Campa-Najjar turns nasty with new ads Glenn Mcdonell / Asst. News Editor / The USD Vista With the midterm elections next Tuesday, Nov. 6, local San Diego politicians and special interest groups have been increasing their presence and visibility through advertisement campaigns, […]
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This week on USDtv: The Associated Student President receives a formal warning. Plus, October is mental health awareness month and we’re talking about it. Students discuss how they’re staying stress-free during midterms. And, Arts and Culture is talks Chance the Rapper and what he’s doing to aid in mental health. […]
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Today on USDtv – We’re following Associated Students’ decision to temporarily suspend free newspapers across campus. USDtv discovered that data gathered used to make the decision to suspend free newspapers came from an Instagram poll taken by less than 4% of the student population. Now, students are asking why. […]
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This week on USDtv: The Catholic Church’s sexual abuse scandal has hit close to home here in San Diego. Plus, Stanford’s decision to remove the controversial Saint Serra’s name from their campus has reignited the petition to rename Serra Hall at USD. And, we’re following up on an investigation […]
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