As COVID-19 takes the front seat, sustainability falls to the wayside By: Hallie Wiltshire / Assistant Opinion Editor As we approach month six of quarantine, many people are reflecting on what they miss about life before the pandemic. Some people say they miss going to movie theaters or to indoor […]
Read moreDocumenting the return for students who came back to San Diego Tyler Pugmire / News Editor Some USD students have already returned to San Diego, regardless of whether classes are in person. The sophomores that were granted housing have been living in the Pacific Ridge and Loma Palisades apartments as […]
Read moreUSD’s Late Remote Learning Announcement Draws Criticism By: Olivia Cunningham, Assistant News Editor Following the University of San Diego’s announcement that Fall 2020 would be online, students took to social media comments to express their anxiety and disappointment. Whether the comments were calls for a tuition discount or refund, questions […]
Read moreReturning students: What to know about San Diego’s Covid regulations By: Emma Valdiserri, Assistant News Editor As of August 18, San Diego County has been removed from California’s COVID-19 watchlist, meaning there have been less than 100 new cases reported daily per 100,000 residents in the area. Theoretically, if San […]
Read moreThe New SLP Anna Valaik / Assistant A&C Editor When I first stepped foot onto USD’s campus for Olé Weekend, I never knew the Student Life Pavilion (SLP) would mean so much more than a dining hall. For me, the SLP was the place I grew closer with friends over […]
Read more“They are on their own”: Coaches forced to adapt as players unable to train as a team Eric Boose / Sports Editor If and when the University of San Diego volleyball team starts their first practice this fall, it will be their first time on the court — their first […]
Read moreWCC, PFL call off fall competition, will explore options for spring Eric Boose / Sports Editor The West Coast Conference and Pioneer Football League have both postponed fall competition indefinitely, meaning that the five-month-long span without Torero athletics will continue into the fall. Men’s and women’s soccer, cross country, and […]
Read moreTwo Instagram pages and the school’s plan to be more welcoming to Black students Tyler Pugmire/News Editor After the Black Lives Matter movement sparked a national awakening to the realities that Black people face in the United States, the @blackatusd Instagram page was created on July 2 to highlight the […]
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USD students across the globe are finding ways to stay sane and remain hopeful despite being at the center of a global pandemic
Read moreWhat We Lost: Multicultural organizations reflect on canceled Spring 2020 events Taylor DeGuzman / Arts and Culture Editor This season of life has truly taught us that you cannot take anything for granted. After the Spring 2020 semester was cut short two months in, nearly all major events were canceled despite […]
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