On Tuesday, Oct. 8, the Supreme Court sat down to discuss a multitude of issues, including gun rights and abortion regulation. The focus, however, was on whether or not an employer should be able to fire an employee for being LGBTQ+.
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Growing up in the small town of Johnston, Iowa, Reid Sinnett was the only high school senior in the entire state to start in three varsity sports: football, baseball, and basketball.
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When I was in fourth grade, my family decided to adopt our first dog. At the time, I was very protective of my cat, Chloe, and was not in love with the idea of a dog.
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For some, the fall season conjures up images of changing leaves and cool breezes, cozy sweaters and lit candles. However, here in San Diego, residents must try their hardest to make our perpetually-sunny and mild climate feel something like a changing season.
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By the time Mick Mulvaney ended his Thursday press briefing on Oct. 17, the acting White House Chief of Staff had not only told Democrats in the House of Representatives exactly the words they had wanted to hear in their impeachment inquiry, but also revealed a new blatant violation of the Constitution.
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The University of San Diego Toreros improved to 4-2 after defeating the Valparaiso University Crusaders 42-17 in the highest-scoring game of the season so far for the Toreros.
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ASG leadership fully defunds readership program Luke Garrett / News Editor / The USD Vista University of San Diego students’ access to free daily news is set to end on Nov. 8. The free digital subscription to The New York Times is no longer supported by the leadership team of Associated Student […]
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Discover the best boba San Diego has to offer in this week’s food column Ashley Ingraham / Contributor Boba tea first emerged in the Tawainese culinary scene in the 1980s. Since then, it has grown to become a consistently popular item throughout the U.S., with an especially noticeable presence in Southern […]
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Recounting all the highlights from another edition of the jam-packed CRSSD Festival Lizzy Jennings / A&C Editor / The USD Vista This past weekend was the fall edition of San Diego’s popular CRSSD music festival, and it certainly did not disappoint. The 21+ house and techno festival brought good vibes […]
Read moreFuture climate plans from Harris Mikaela Foehr / Asst. News Editor / The USD Vista USD has long touted its commitment to sustainability, but it can be hard to see how exactly the school is keeping these promises. The goal of the Climate Walkout on Sept. 20 was to encourage […]
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