The University of San Diego men’s basketball team is excited for the start of the 2019-2020 season. After a solid season last year, finishing with a record of 21-15 (7-9 West Coast Conference), the Toreros are looking to improve on that conference record to have a chance at the WCC title.
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There is something special about a newspaper. In an increasingly digital world, nothing delivers the news in the way a physical newspaper does.
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Tyler, the creator, has always been known to push musical normative’s in the completely other direction. He does so on his newest tour- Igor. Tyler has teamed up with musical artists Blood Orange, and GoldLink, to create a new and unique concert going experience.
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This week on USDtv we talk about the current issues going on in the White House, Foreign affairs issues in Syria, and also recap on the Varsity Blues Scandal. Arts and Culture recap on the fun Halloween festivities, and also Dog adoption. After watching the episode don’t forget to follow […]
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This weekend, instead of looking down at a sad cup of microwaved oatmeal, try some of San Diego’s best breakfast eateries. Whether you seek a slice of sugary french toast or a protein-packed omelette, your local restaurants will not disappoint.
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For over three decades, Filipino-American student organizations have gathered every year at California State University, Fullerton to celebrate and partake in Friendship Games.
Read moreProbable mumps case at USD, ASG senate transparency, Repair project and road closure, Two reported vehicle burglaries
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Fire season is nothing new to California, but electric companies’ strategies to cope with the danger are. Two weeks ago on Oct. 9, University of San Diego Public Safety Chief James Miyashiro sent out an email warning of potential power outages in the San Diego area.
Read moreRobert Flaxman, father of a former USD engineering student, was sentenced to a month in prison Friday for his involvement in the “Varsity Blues” college admission scandal, according to the Department of Justice.
Read moreOn 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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