With Halloween approaching and fall on full blast all month, here is a guide for what to watch this spooky season. Students can spend time relaxing, or covering their eyes with their hands, with various thrilling movies.
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On the night of Fashion Week San Diego (FWSD), a line snaked around the corner of F Street and Seventh Avenue. People from all walks of life waited patiently to file into the Andaz Hotel, where the event would take place for the 15th year in a row. Inside the venue, designers, volunteers and elites alike sat beside the runway in anticipation, while others mingled on the rooftop bar.
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Many people anticipate the fall season for the popular and widely celebrated holiday of Halloween — a night that consists of spooky decorations and fun costumes. However, many other celebrations take place during the fall season which hold important cultural and religious value to people worldwide. Holidays such as Day of the Dead — also known as “Día de los Muertos” — All Saints’ Day and Diwali bring unique forms of comfort, hope and inspiration into the lives of those who celebrate.
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We share the latest updates on the human rights protests in Iran. Also, students talk about their experience and what it means to be involved.
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Sydney psych-reggae-cruise rockers Ocean Alley performed at Music Box this past week, leaving many stunned. First, they gained momentum in Australia, having won Aussie public radio station Triple J’s Hot 100 in 2018 with their hit song “Confidence.” Now in Australia’s music pantheon with the likes of Powderfinger and Australian Crawl, many are eager to see where they go next.
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Since 1992, the United States has celebrated Filipino American History Month during the month of October. It marks the anniversary of the first recorded evidence of Filipinos’ arrival in America on Oct. 15, 1897, aboard a Spanish ship in modern-day Morro Bay, California.
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Every month, the University of San Diego’s campus storytelling initiative “There’s More” hosts a live podcast featuring members of the USD community sharing stories that “[explore] the human condition through the practice of changemaking,” according to the initiative’s website. The initiative is a collaboration between the College of Arts & Sciences, the Humanities Center and the Changemaking Hub.
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Diwali is one of the biggest festivals celebrated by Hindus, Jains and Sikhs around the world. With a wide spectrum of jovial traditions, this festival is enjoyed in different ways by millions across various countries.
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American religious affiliation has been on a decline for the past 30 years. According to the Survey Center on American Life, a non-partisan organization dedicated to research on the socioeconomic and cultural changes in American society, Generation Z is the least religious generation yet.
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Amid the stress of midterms, students have yet another looming factor to be concerned about: the upcoming flu season. This flu season is already in full swing, and San Diego is making headlines nationally due to the severe consequences of this flu season.
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