21 Savage released from ICE custody after being arrested regarding citizenship Joe Duffy / A&C Contributor / The USD Vista Rapper 21 Savage, legally named She’yaa Bin Abraham-Joseph, was released from an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facility on bond Wednesday, Feb. 13. Authorities had arrested him Sunday, Feb. […]
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Some protest and others participate, both in the name of diversity Danielle Agnello / A&C Editor / The USD Vista The 61st Annual Grammy Awards show astonished its viewers with an opening performance from Cuban-American singer and songwriter, Camila Cabello. The Latin-Pop artist belted her top-charting song “Havana” during an […]
Read moreAmy Inkrott / News Editor / The USD Vista Associated Students On Thursday, Feb. 14, voices echoed through Solomon Hall as the Associated Students Senate prepared for their weekly meeting. Six newly-appointed senators — Maya De La Torre, Tatiana Zamora, Patrick Murphy, Deja Butler, and Alexa Withrow — sat among […]
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As celebrities and USD students alike fall in love with a new trend, questions of its scientific validity arise Sabrina Alterman / Asst. Feature Editor / The USD Vista Some people may have already heard about the revolutionary and intriguing trend involving one watery green vegetable. Celery has captivated our […]
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Polar vortex fills headlines across the United States yet few understand this atmospheric phenomenon Luke Garrett / Editor in Chief / The USD Vista As the polar vortex swept across the Midwest, media headlines, and political banter this past week, many questions are still left unanswered about this atmospheric phenomena […]
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University Ministry students immerse themselves in the downtown homeless community Emma Goodman-Fish and Mayella Vasquez / Asst. Feature Editor and Contributor / The USD Vista This year, the program took place over four days, from Jan. 14 to Jan. 18, and 10 first-year students participated. Students stayed in a space […]
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Record-breaking government shutdown impacts intersession in Washington D.C. Glenn McDonnel / Asst. News Editor / The USD Vista Some of the University of San Diego campus community experienced the U.S. Government Shutdown of 2018-2019 as little more than a constant headline in the news and perhaps a reason to arrive […]
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After a subpar 23-32 season last year, the Toreros are prepared to turn things around in 2019 Anderson Haigler / Sports Editor / The USD Vista On a miserable February afternoon that featured heavy rain and gusty winds, the University of San Diego baseball team didn’t cancel practice. The tarp […]
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USD recovers from a 14-point deficit for impressive victory against second-place Dons Anderson Haigler / Sports Editor / The USD Vista The Toreros’ first half against the University of San Francisco (USF) (17-4, 5-1 WCC) last Saturday wasn’t pretty. The latest in a handful of lethargic opening periods for the […]
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A new professional fraternity available to business students Amy Inkrott/News Editor/The USD Vista Throughout the past year, students within the business school have witnessed an ever-changing community. In the spring, the Alpha Kappa Psi (AKPsi) fraternity was suspended as a result of a failure to comply with national regulations. […]
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