Background on President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh preceding 9/27 hearing. Amy Inkrott/News Editor/The USD Vista On June 27, 2018, Justice Anthony Kennedy announced his retirement from the Supreme Court. Shortly after, on July 9, President Donald Trump nominated Brett Kavanaugh, who sits on the U.S. Court of Appeals for […]
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The opportunity to grow personally and professionally in the nation’s capital is limitless Celina Tebor/Contributor/The USD Vista “Siri, play NPR.” It’s how I start most of my mornings as an intern in the District of Columbia. Every day, I go to work and live not so much as a college […]
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Stanford’s removal of Serra’s name from its campus has sparked new conversation at USD The on-campus statue of Saint Junípero Serra can be easy to miss, tucked away in a shady corner outside of Serra Hall. However, for some University of San Diego students, even the mention of Serra’s name […]
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In a predominantly English-speaking university, having a non-anglican name can pose a challenge Paulina Sierra / Opinion Section Editor / The USD Vista Names play a major part in the lives of everyone, from the way people see themselves to the way people navigate the world. One of the greatest […]
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USD falls to Cal State Fullerton 1-0 in hard-fought loss Alyssa Sanchez/Contributor/The USD Vista The University of San Diego men’s soccer team lost to Cal State Fullerton 0-1 in overtime on Sept. 13 after an extremely competitive game. The Toreros took the field with lots of energy as they began […]
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USD prevails in 100th minute for an overtime victory over UNLV Eric Boose/Contributor/The USD Vista First-year forward and San Diego native Alex Churness scored his first career goal for USD deep into overtime to lead the Torero men’s soccer team to victory against the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) […]
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Students and faculty discuss the pros and cons of studying abroad Tori Thomas / Assistant Opinion Editor/ The USD Vista When at the University of San Diego, it is likely someone will mention the study abroad program, whether it be an advisor, a tour guide, or a friend who read […]
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Tough non-conference schedule continues as Toreros beat Louisiana, but lose to USC and OSU Anderson Haigler/Sports Editor/The USD Vista The opponent awaiting USD in the Jenny Craig Pavilion was a familiar one. The Toreros (3-6) had tangled with the Trojans (8-3) before, most recently when they ended their 2017-2018 season […]
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Graduate of the MBA program started a new company encouraging college intramurals Jennifer Mossuto/Feature Editor/The USD Vista In March 2016, a graduate of the University of San Diego MBA program, Eric Geller, started a thriving company right here in sunny San Diego. USD constantly reminds students that their goal is […]
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Easy Friday win for No.23 USD overshadowed by Saturday loss to unranked Volunteers Anderson Haigler/Sports Editor/The USD Vista The University of San Diego women’s volleyball team showed flashes of brilliance last weekend. At times, they looked every bit the part of a team that was ranked 16th in the nation. However, as the weekend […]
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