POV: Fraternity and Sorority Life Post-COVID
With FSL back on campus, each organization is looking for their own way to continue to carry out social events and stay connected with the community safely.
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Toreros Unable to Bear Bruins’ Talent for 90 Minutes
Women’s soccer took on no. 3-ranked UCLA on Thursday, Sept. 16, fighting hard against one of the best teams in the nation. However, the Toreros couldn’t keep the Bruins out, letting in a couple of goals in the first half.
Read more“Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings”: A breakthrough for Asian American Representation
For the few who haven’t seen it yet, “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings,’’ finally hit theaters on Sept. 3. Fan and critic responses came in waves of support and appreciation for the film’s plot line, character dynamics and the fight scenes that evoked a sense of nostalgia for old school martial arts films.
But, the reason why Shang-Chi’s success is so important has very little to do with money.
Shopping Small and Staying Trendy
San Diego is known for its beautiful beaches, pristine weather, and amazing local businesses. As USD students, particularly the newbies on campus, get a feel for the city, there are a couple of local spots waiting to be discovered. Whether you’re in need of coffee, retail therapy, or just something to brighten your day, San Diego has it all.
Read moreWiser with Age: What Seniors Wish they knew as Freshmen
Now, at the final stretch of their college careers, seniors have the ability to look back and appreciate their personal growth.
They think back to their bright-eyed and innocent freshmen selves and reflect on what they wish they had known, leaving all underclassmen with some precious tokens of advice (might want to take some notes, just saying).
Let’s Talk about the Elephant in the Womb
As a woman, I believe that we have the right to do as we choose with our own bodies, therefore, I am strongly pro-choice.
Read moreCancelling Cancel Culture
Within the past few years, more and more attention is drawn to the inherent bias against minorities and unprivileged people in the United States and around the world. These are topics of great discussion and, as a result, a number of movements and trends have risen around these issues. One of the most powerful phenomena to emerge is known as cancel culture.
Read moreWomen aren’t Supporting Women
The acceptance of different body types has been a hot topic for the past few years – especially when it comes to women’s bodies.
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Men’s Soccer, Football, Volleyball and Women’s Soccer
Read moreCopley Library gets Completely Remodeled
As part of USD’s Renaissance Plan, Copley Library reopened at the beginning of the fall semester with new additions aimed to foster student learning.
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