Get in the fall mood and the Halloween spirit with Carlsbad’s Instagram-worthy pumpkin patch and terrifying haunted corn maze Taylor DeGuzman / A+C Editor Fall in San Diego is nothing short of scorching hot weather, sunshine days, and the occasional switching from Converse to combat boots and crop tops to […]
Read moreBy forfeiting two games in protest, San Diego Loyal SC takes strong and necessary stance against hate Eric Boose / Sports Editor Last week, among the NBA Finals and baseball postseason, a second-division soccer team in its first year of existence made headlines by walking off the field. In doing […]
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Watching movies in theaters has quickly become a nostalgic pastime. However, after seven months of closure, movie theaters are now open in San Diego amongst strict health and safety measures. Taylor DeGuzman / Arts and Culture Editor Smelling the freshly-made, buttery movie theater popcorn, feeling the cold, brisk air as […]
Read moreSan Diego’s Tastiest: Thirst-Quenching Drinks and Treats Anna Valaik / Assistant A&C Editor August and September in San Diego can be hot, so hot that finding the nearest AC unit or beach becomes the only priority in life. When the sun is scorching and it’s 90 degree weather, it’s also important […]
Read moreTime to Zoom away from Zoom: Beach Hopping Anna Valaik / Assistant A&C Editor When anyone asks what I love most about San Diego, I say it’s the fact that San Diego has it all. Each neighborhood in the county has a unique aura to it, and I only discovered […]
Read moreDocumenting the Black Lives Matter movement in San Diego The Say Her Name March goes to show how important protesting is in 2020 Tyler Pugmire / News Editor When the organizers of the Say Her Name March came together to plan their march for Sunday, Aug. 23, their plan stemmed […]
Read moreSan Diego’s Tastiest: Black-Owned Restaurants Taylor DeGuzman / Arts and Culture Editor Although classes are fully online for the start of the fall semester, some students are coming back to San Diego. Because we are home to some of the best food destinations around, those coming back to the city […]
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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.
Read moreAs Philip Rivers mutually decided to part ways with the Los Angeles Chargers, San Diegans, and former fans of the San Diego Chargers, have seemingly lost all attachment to the new, young Los Angeles football squad.
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Veganuary may be over, but vegan restaurants catering to this popular new lifestyle are here to stay. San Diego in particular is home to a thriving vegan food scene, with new vegan eateries popping up all the time.
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