Seven Toreros selected in June’s MLB draft It is an annual ritual for baseball’s best amateur talents. Together with their families, they gather around living rooms and kitchen tables waiting for the phone to ring. They hope that on the other end of the line will be a […]
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From big to small, San Diego’s musical venues have it all San Diego has much to offer as a city, and its concert venues are no exception. From the House of Blues to the Mattress Firm Amphitheater, San Diego provides a rich range of places to experience a performance. The […]
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As the semester begins, USD welcomes an incoming flood of new students, including both first year and transfer students. Walking onto USD’s campus as a brand new student can be overwhelming at times. USD offers many exciting opportunities as students embark on their new journeys. In order to capitalize […]
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What you may have forgotten during orientation New student orientation is a whirlwind of new information that is often quickly forgotten with all of the excitement and chaos of the new school year. After several days of lectures and instructions, it’s no wonder that some of that important information has already […]
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USD first-year athletes ready to make an immediate impact The first year of college can be one of the toughest adjustment periods that a student can experience. However, first-year athletes Roxie Wiblin and Jimmy Ryan are going to have even more in their schedules than most incoming students, […]
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Executive Director of University Design Mary Whelan is a USD alumna who graduated as an art major in 1986 and is familiar with USD’s Spanish Renaissance style. The latest project she has been involved in on campus is the Paseo de Colachis Project. “I’ve seen a lot of the […]
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The Princeton Review has ranked the University of San Diego as the No. 1 Most Beautiful Campus in the Nation in their 2018 edition of The Best 382 Colleges. According to the publication’s College Ranking Methodology page, the rankings are based on “surveys of 137,000 students at the 382 schools […]
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