USD makes effort to brace for next step in vaccination of on-campus members Yana Kouretas / Contributor / The USD Vista For college and high school students alike, the possibility of vaccination has been long-awaited. Over the past few months, the administration of vaccines in California has been in full […]
Read moreMeet some of USD’s finest and brightest single ladies and gentleman Taylor DeGuzman / Arts & Culture Editor / The USD Vista Although Valentine’s Day is over, love is still lingering amongst many hopeless romantics and several eager-for-love, drama-obsessed “Bachelor” fans. Season 25 of ABC Television’s “The Bachelor” is at […]
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The Super Bowl may be over but the debate rages on what the best commercials were during the big game. Toreros tell us what commercials they liked the best. We also talk to one USD student who was actually in last year’s Facebook Super Bowl commercial about his experience.
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USD’s Associated Student Government (ASG) voted to pass the budget for the Spring 2021 semester on Jan. 28, which included funding a free New York Times digital subscription for all students for the rest of the semester.
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People all around the world are following the U.S. presidential election. Zenaida Gomez-Raggion Gil-Delgado, a USDtv reporter taking classes from home in Spain, spoke to some Spanish college students about their thoughts on the election.
Read moreThe necessity for Pass/Fail By: USD GESP, Gender Equity & Sex Positivty Collective The University of San Diego announced on July 29, 2020, that all Fall 2020 courses would continue virtually, yet USD insisted on maintaining the newly expedited schedule, which was crafted specifically for in-person instruction. Furthermore, USD did […]
Read moreDetailing what isolation looks like for those on campus Tyler Pugmire / News Editor The University of San Diego has been updating and sharing their COVID-19 Dashboard and has now seen a total of 126 confirmed, and 16 probable cases in the USD community since Aug. 16. These include self-reported, […]
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 moreA Presidential debate debrief: A glimpse at 2020’s first presidential debate Emma Valdiserri / Asst. News Editor The 2020 presidential debates have kicked off and it’s safe to say the first one, like much of 2020, was unlike anything America has ever seen. The first debate between President Trump and […]
Read moreAlthough the coronavirus pandemic has negatively affected everyone, Americans who identify as BIPOC have COVID-related issues compounded by racial healthcare inequalities; these members of the USD community will have to work harder to stay afloat amid the chaos. Olivia Cunningham / Assistant News Editor The coronavirus pandemic has hit the […]
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