The 2021 USD Arts Festival
The USD Homecoming Arts Festival on October 16th features countless students in various Liberal Arts majors all sharing their voices and art.
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Time to fall for fall: a fall masterlist
Can’t get enough of fall? Check out this masterlist to find out where to buy pumpkins or what scary movie to watch next during this autumn season.
Read moreThe movies that shaped us
USD students share what movies from their childhood have had a lasting impact on their lives.
Read moreThe 2021 recall election is over. Now what?
The results of the California Recall Election are discussed. USD Political Science Professors offer their insight on the results and the election process.
Read moreSound the alarm
The 2021-2022 annual fire safety report was released and details important information on safety resources at USD.
Read moreThe Pitbull Plague strikes USD
Students “hotel, motel, quaranting” after rise in post concert sicknesses. Students describe what being sick not with COVID-19 is like right now.
Read moreWellness Center letting students fall through the cracks
USD refers their students to the Center of Health and Wellness whenever their mental health is jeopardized. The extent to which the counseling center cares for their students is being questioned due to the experiences of some students.
Read moreAcademic validation: it isn’t everything
Many college students feel pressured to go to every class, get an A on every test, and obtain resume builders whenever possible. We may feel validated when we do well in school or when professors let us know we are doing a good job, but this can disrupt our mental health.
Read moreBe Better Biden
Haitian natives are fleeing to the United States at increased rates recently due to a rise in COVID-19 cases, violence, gang violence, natural disasters, etc. Because of the immigration policies Biden has in place, many of these asylum seekers have since been deported and mistreated.
Read moreDefense plays important role in first win of season
Torero football beat newly-Division I St. Thomas University on Saturday, Oct. 2. The defense rose to the occasion, making significant important plays towards the win, while the offense left something to be desired.
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