The women’s soccer team won their first West Coast Conference game against the LMU Lions on Friday, Oct. 15, with first-year Sara Evans scoring twice to catapult the Toreros to victory. Men’s soccer lost in a heartbreaker to San Diego State the same night, with the Aztecs scoring the winner in the 90th minute to hand USD a 1-2 defeat.
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USD football’s very own set of twins, junior cornerbacks Amir and Zamir Wallace, discuss their sport, their lives, and winning in the context of being a twin. The Wallaces and USD football also beat Drake University in San Diego’s Homecoming game on Saturday, Oct. 16, winning 13-10.
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It was Homecoming Week from Oct. 11 through Oct. 17, and the University of San Diego’s sports teams celebrated the occasion appropriately. Golf, volleyball, and cross country all competed outside of San Diego, but brought the USD passion to their competitions.
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With the recent release of the Rolling Stone’s top 500 greatest songs of all time, the USD Vista staff thought they would reflect on their favorite tunes, too.
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“Squid Game” is taking Netflix by storm, and there’s more reasons than one for why this should be your next binge.
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As midterms roll around, USD Upperclassmen reflect on how and where they do their best studying.
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New York, Milan, and Paris fashion weeks are all over, so here’s a recap of the standout collections and best looks.
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Charlotte Johnson, VP of student affairs, recently joined the university this year, with an intentional focus that would prioritize student mental health. Johnson shared why she wanted to specifically hone in on mental health and wellbeing when joining USD, with equity and accessibility to mental health resources remaining at the forefront.
Read moreIn an Op-Ed, Contributor Maeve Drury wrote a personal and powerful piece reflecting on her personal experiences with the Counseling Center. Dr. Laura Thackray, Clinical Director of Mental and Behavioral Health at USD, shared her response to students feeling like they are not being adequately supported.
Read moreOminous clouds hung over the Alcalá Vista Apartments during Monday evening, Oct. 4, as students made their way to dinner at the Student Life Pavilion (SLP). Flashes of lightning could be seen in the far distance as the wind began to pick up, announcing the imminent arrival of what would later prove an intense display.
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