ASG’s first public meeting was not so public Discussing the student funded budget Tyler Pugmire / News Editor The University of San Diego’s Associated Student Government has officially begun their year, as Senate election results were released to the public on Sept. 16, and their first meeting was held the […]
Read moreThe 2020 Election: Debate season is on the horizon Emma Valdiserri / Asst. News Editor As if 2020 hasn’t yielded enough to be a year for the books, the United States is preparing for a historic election between current President and Republican party nominee, Donald J. Trump and his running […]
Read moreAn updated look at boarding in college during a global pandemic. Tyler Pugmire / News Editor After USD canceled almost all in-person classes for the fall semester, they also delayed move-in for students by a month. Each bedroom has been limited to single occupancy, and there are no guests of […]
Read moreSpend a full day exploring the island off of San Diego. Anna Valaik / A&C Assistant Editor Tucked away, set off right outside downtown San Diego, is a peninsula called Crown City, or more commonly known as Coronado. Although the city is only two miles in length, there is something […]
Read morePerforming Arts students at USD struggle to stay connected with their passions and art forms amidst a pandemic and online classes Taylor DeGuzman / Arts and Culture Editor The transition to online learning and social distancing was not easy for a lot of students. Whether if surrounding oneself with friends […]
Read moreUSD men’s and women’s tennis teams couldn’t snag the championship in tournament last weekend Maria Watters / Asst. Sports Editor Players from both the University of San Diego men’s and women’s tennis teams took the court for the Barnes Tennis Center September Championships last weekend at the Barnes Tennis Center. […]
Read moreThe former Torero forward is enjoying his rookie season with Columbus Crew SC, including a temporary return to San Diego on loan with Loyal SC Eric Boose / Sports Editor Before Miguel Berry even played his first game for the Toreros, he knew that he was going to be a […]
Read moreThe Supreme Court Justice was a force for women’s rights and a pop culture icon Baylynne Brunetti/ Asst. Opinion Editor There are no words that can begin to describe the impact Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg left on our country. She was an inspiration in my pursuit of law and a […]
Read moreCOVID-19 made school hard. Wildfires aren’t making it any easier. Celina Tebor / Editor in Chief Everyone knew online classes would be difficult. Zoom fatigue, easy access to distractions on our phones and laptops, and disengaged virtual lectures have all contributed to my lack of focus on school this year. […]
Read moreOur campus must be able to engage in an open exchange of ideas, no matter how controversial or politically charged they may be Mary-Logan Miske/ Contributor It’s no secret that the University of San Diego strives to create a welcoming atmosphere where a diversity of cultures, traditions, and ideas is […]
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