This semester has rapidly come and gone. No matter where you were physically located, the remote learning model has taken a toll on us all. However, the students that were allowed to return to USD’s beautiful campus have experienced vast inconsistencies from USD’s Residential Life.
Read moreA reflection on the Fall 2020 semester from our newsroom To the University of San Diego community, Today, Nov. 3, 2020, marks not only the beginning of a new four-year period in the American political cycle but also the last production day of The USD Vista for the fall semester. […]
Read moreStudents are struggling as they adjust to the completely virtual semester. Professors and administrators should do more to help. Hallie Wiltshire / Asst. Opinion Editor As with most aspects of our new pandemic-addled world, no one in Fall 2019 would have believed you if you described our current Fall 2020 […]
Read more35% of the yearly funding has been dedicated to this remote semester Tyler Pugmire / News Editor / The USD Vista Associated Student Government publicly released their budget on Wednesday Sept. 30 to their website. This version of the budget is less comprehensive than the one that is officially voted […]
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Stephanie Lynch, director of health promotion at USD, was one of the storytellers who shared her life-changing experience on the theme of being “a/part” for the series
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 moreEddie Bickelhaupt and Murphy O’Brien both impact their communities through their art. USDtv sat down with both artists to talk about why their art and impact are so important to them.
Read moreCheers to our 20s, maybe Alena Botros / Opinion Editor / The USD Vista On March 19, Gavin Newsom, governor of California, announced that all California residents were to shelter in place; a mandatory stay-at-home order was issued. It was then that our schools were closed, we moved to remote […]
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With increased accessibility of marijuana, an increase of use and consequences could occur Celina Tebor | Feature Editor | USD Vista Marijuana is a recognizable scent to some people, whether they have inhaled it. The scent wafts through the air at the beach, clings to the clothes of San Diegans […]
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Incoming class grows in size, requiring some students into flex rooms Preparing to move into college is a stressful process, but finding out you’ve been placed in a dorm made for two people with furniture for three can throw off any first-year student. With an unusually large class of first-year […]
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