USD students discuss the impact of San Diego being ranked no. 1 in money spent on alcohol Tori Thomas / Assistant Opinion Editor / The USD Vista Every city has its own culture surrounding alcohol, whether it is sold at corner stores or hardly at all. For Senior Rebecca Chavez, […]
Read moreLuke Garrett / Editor in Chief / The USD Vista In the aftermath of a contentious executive veto, senate override, and eventual formal warning issued to the president, the senate and president sat at odds in regard to the College Readership Program (CRP), but also more fundamentally to their respective uses […]
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Out-of-state students registered as absentee voters are finally receiving their ballots Tyler Arden / Contributor / The USD Vista The clock is ticking. As anxious students await absentee ballots and rush to mail them back before election day, they’re coming to realize that voting away from home comes with its […]
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USD has differing opinions regarding student voter responsibility and the pressures that come with it Jennifer Mossuto / Feature Editor / The USD Vista Only 28 percent of millennials and Gen Z, 18 to 29-year-olds, are certain they are voting in the midterm election on Nov. 6. This group now […]
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Student-led performance brings a culturally relevant production to the campus community Jenna Murphy / Asst. A&C Editor / The USD Vista Within the tiny Vassiliadis Family Black Box Theatre of Camino Hall, senior theatre major DeZell Lathon and his team have spent the last two months working tirelessly to bring together […]
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Transgender students discuss the effects of the leaked memo, and the what they’re doing now Paulina Sierra / Opinion Editor / The USD Vista On Sunday, Oct. 21, the LGBTQ+ community was shaken by news of a leaked memo that revealed the Trump administration’s intent to redefine sex as a […]
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USD students who come from out-of-state discuss their experiences in San Diego Paulina Sierra / Opinion Section Editor / The USD Vista While senior Brandon Orzolek considers himself a southerner, growing up in Yorktown, VA, four years ago he found himself applying to college in an entirely other south; southern […]
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Tram Services is making changes to appease students and fulfill the demands of their schedules Tyler Arden/Contributor/The USD Vista The logistics of keeping over 9,000 students moving and on-time are far from simple. Yet changes made this semester meant to improve tram operation and the riding experience still fail to […]
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The way professors relate to students is hardly discussed, but is a vital part of the way USD runs. By Paulina Sierra / Opinion Section Editor / The USD Vista The relationship between professors and students is a central feature of college life. As a result, the way professors navigate […]
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Emotional support animal can be very helpful, but can carry their own set of responsibilities By McKenna Moret / Assistant Opinion Section Editor / The USD Vista No college student is a stranger to stress and struggling. However, for students who are differently-abled, whether that be regarding their physical, mental, […]
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