Every year, the University of San Diego’s Department of Theatre puts on an undergraduate fall production. This year, the department is performing “Heroes of the Fourth Turning,” a modern play written by playwright Will Arbery in 2019. The story is controversial and addresses many hot-button topics prevalent in society today, including topics relevant to Catholic ideologies and conservative-Catholic views.
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Students from Florida share the impact Hurricane Ian has had on their communities and we share updates following the disaster.
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As Columbus Day nears, USD’s tribal Liason talks about what it means to also acknowledge native history and celebrate indigenous peoples on campus.
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The women’s volleyball team comes through with yet another win in an exciting weekend. Players talk about what has lead to their success this season. Watch to hear the details.
Read moreAssistant Opinion Editor, Spencer Bispham, argues that gender-inclusive teaching strategies should be used in all classes in order to make every student feel seen and welcomed.
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Finding where one belongs on campus is no easy task. But, religious and cultural clubs can help many grow and be a part of a community that reminds them of their roots.
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Noah Schnapp, known for his portrayal of Will Byers on “Stranger Things” started his freshman year at his dream school – the University of Pennsylvania – this year and was met with unexpected hazing and bullying.
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Adjunct Assistant Professor Bill Kelly’s “Witness in the Grass: 30 Years of Prints by Bill Kelly,” will be displayed in the Hoehn Family Galleries, located in Founders Hall and open Monday-Friday: 12-5 p.m., from Sept. 30-Dec. 9.
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For local USD students, the comfort of home is just a short car ride away. However, some students are opting to go home too often, which could have a negative impact on their college experience.
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The true crime genre is continually increasing in popularity, but many viewers are not taking this media in with a critical eye, leading to harmful consequences.
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