Vice President and Provost Gail Baker, Ph.D. sent the announcement to students on Nov. 2 Celina Tebor / Editor in Chief The University of San Diego will not change the pass/fail policy for the Fall 2020 semester, according to an email sent by Vice President and Provost Gail Baker, Ph.D., […]
Read moreDetailing the saga that is to come for the next Supreme Court Justice nominee. Whitney Lynn / Contributor Following the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, a vacant seat was left on the Supreme Court of the United States. The Republican Party is eager to fill that seat, while the […]
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 University of San Diego’s University Senate voted on April 2 to allow all undergraduate students to take any USD undergraduate course on a pass/fail basis in Spring 2020.
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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The first Associated Student Government (ASG) senate meeting of the semester began with procedural updates.
Read moreProbable mumps case at USD, ASG senate transparency, Repair project and road closure, Two reported vehicle burglaries
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ASG leadership fully defunds readership program Luke Garrett / News Editor / The USD Vista University of San Diego students’ access to free daily news is set to end on Nov. 8. The free digital subscription to The New York Times is no longer supported by the leadership team of Associated Student […]
Read moreLuke Garrett / News Editor / The USD Vista Associated Student Government (ASG) senate acknowledged the need for greater transparency, yet also voted to end the hearing of the public while an hour still remained on the senate clock. The student body initially granted around five minutes to the hearing […]
Read moreLuke Garrett / News Editor / The USD Vista Suspicious person on campus A suspicious man, estimated to be 40, ran around campus Oct. 2 asking for women’s social media information, according to USD DPS. Public Safety received reports of suspicious activity at 5:25 p.m. outside of the Pardee Legal […]
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