More than 2000 Southwest flights were cancelled due to weather and air traffic control issues. Because of this, some USD students traveling home for the weekend were affected, and forced to miss classes in wake of the cancelations.
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The weight of internships, jobs, and just general post-grad plans are a burden for college students at any stage. Sue Kelly, Assistant director of Career Exploration and Experiential learning, shared three tips and pieces of wisdom to help students understand that there are tools and people to help them.
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Social media platforms are flooded with popular content creators, known as influencers, that have gained astronomical levels of fame, just from posting about their lives. USDtv talks to students about if they think they could be an influencer.
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The price of items such as tampons, shampoo, and over-the-counter medication are way more expensive at USD’s Tu Mercado than at stores like Target and RiteAid. USD’s on-campus grocery store is profiting off of students who don’t have the resources to shop elsewhere.
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The Ken Whalen surf challenge, in collaboration with the Challenged Athlete Foundation, opens every year to the community of students and surfers. This competition upholds and celebrates Whalen’s legacy and values.
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Keni Can Fly, a USD senior and budding musician, explains what his art means to him.
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USD senior defender Mikey Barrow and junior Sydney Hopkins on men’s and women’s soccer explain their love for their sport as well as how they balance soccer with the rest of their lives. Barrow discusses his feelings about in-person classes, while Hopkins offers her favorite pre-game song recommendations.
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Can’t get enough of fall? Check out this masterlist to find out where to buy pumpkins or what scary movie to watch next during this autumn season.
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USD students share what movies from their childhood have had a lasting impact on their lives.
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Bert’s Bistro’s menu has completely changed, and some students are unhappy. USDtv speaks with Toreros and dining services about the restaurant’s transformation.
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