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Coronavirus scare in SD
USD Student Health Center keeps students up to date on the developing situation Althea Ulin / Asst. News Editor / The USD Vista Everyone has heard the casual coronavirus jokes and distant reports of cases across the globe, but the risk and consequences of this world outbreak are potentially serious […]
Read moreA Bite of San Diego: lunchtime
For the spring semester, students who prefer to eat off campus will once again be looking for a place to grab food during breaks. Luckily, USD’s campus is surrounded by great options for students to grab a quick lunch in between classes.
Read moreUSD senior’s short film debut
Cameron Record spends every Thursday in front of a camera, anchoring for that week’s episode of USDtv. But his true passions lie behind the camera.
Read moreWhitney’s San Diego show
Chicago-based Indie-rock group Whitney, headed by former Unknown Mortal Orchestra drummer Julien Ehrlich and former Smith Westerns guitarist Max Kakacek, released their debut album “Light Upon the Lake” in 2016.
Read moreA Bite of San Diego: Coffee
With more than half of Copley Library closed due to renovations, students are on the hunt for a new study spot. Coffee shops, to which San Diego is home to many, have always been go-to places for students to get work done.
Read moreA Bite of San Diego: Pumpkins
As the season come to a close, the pumpkins purchased by the dozen during a trip to one of San Diego’s pumpkin patches are going to need to be dealt with. Though perfect for achieving the quintessential fall aesthetic, finding a way to use the pumpkins you have might start to feel like a burden.
Read moreA Bite of San Diego: Breakfast
This weekend, instead of looking down at a sad cup of microwaved oatmeal, try some of San Diego’s best breakfast eateries. Whether you seek a slice of sugary french toast or a protein-packed omelette, your local restaurants will not disappoint.
Read moreSD fire prevention
Fire season is nothing new to California, but electric companies’ strategies to cope with the danger are. Two weeks ago on Oct. 9, University of San Diego Public Safety Chief James Miyashiro sent out an email warning of potential power outages in the San Diego area.
Read moreFinding fall in San Diego
For some, the fall season conjures up images of changing leaves and cool breezes, cozy sweaters and lit candles. However, here in San Diego, residents must try their hardest to make our perpetually-sunny and mild climate feel something like a changing season.
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