Amy 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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Torero baseball dominates in their first three games of the season versus Wagner College Anderson Haigler / Sports Editor / The USD Vista It’s hard to imagine a better opening night than the one the University of San Diego baseball team enjoyed last Friday. On an evening where first pitch […]
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While the THRS department searches for a tenured professor, students advocate for Joel Gruber, Ph.D. Amy Inkrott / News Editor / The USD Vista “O Captain! My Captain!” Similar to the students who rallied around their English teacher in the movie “Dead Poets Society,” senior Camille Morales and hundreds of students […]
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Toreros battle with No. 3 Gonzaga, taking a 30-30 tie into halftime, but eventually suffer a 79-67 loss Anderson Haigler / Sports Editor / The USD Vista For exactly one half of play, the University of San Diego men’s basketball team appeared poised to turn the college basketball world on […]
Read moreA humorous account Noah Staninger / Humor Columnist / The USD Vista It is with deep regret and a heavy heart that I scroll through these pictures of our time together, for I know that we will never share moments like them again. We’ve been with one another for as long as I can […]
Read moreStudents enjoy an encouraging and informative night of poetry Angelina Dinsmore / Asst. A&C Editor / The USD Vista While standing in the front of USD’s Warren Auditorium, poet Quincy Troupe told his audience that he never thought he would become a poet. Troupe kicked off Black History Month on Tuesday, Feb. 5 by […]
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Artist MØ pursues her “California Dream” at The Observatory in North Park Danielle Agnello / A&C Editor / The USD Vista The walls in the quaint venue filled with the crowd’s all-consuming enthusiasm and eagerness as MØ’s Forever Neverland Tour kicked off. On Tuesday, Feb. 5, the Danish singer, songwriter, and record producer Karen Marie […]
Read moreNoah Staninger / Satire Columnist / The USD Vista You’ve just come home from a long day of fourth grade. Spending a whole afternoon doing long division can be taxing on a young mind, so you just want to relax. What is there to do? “Drake and Josh” is on, but it’s a rerun. […]
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Campus community provides space for remembrance and celebration AJ Dinsmore / Asst. A&C Editor / The USD Vista On Wednesday, Jan. 30, students and faculty of the USD community gathered in the Humanities Center to hear artist Emma Stibbon speak about her dynamic paintings. Stibbon is a painter and printmaker from Munster, Germany whose […]
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