The Latin American holiday is celebrated across the world and holds powerful meaning for USD students Jennifer Mossuto / Feature Editor / The USD Vista Día de los Muertos, translated as “Day of the Dead,” is a Latin American holiday that celebrates those who have come before us and now […]
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USD students discuss the impact of San Diego being ranked no. 1 in money spent on alcohol Tori Thomas / Assistant Opinion Editor / The USD Vista Every city has its own culture surrounding alcohol, whether it is sold at corner stores or hardly at all. For Senior Rebecca Chavez, […]
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As the line between friend and celebrity fades, the role of endorsements in new media is blurring Lilyana Espinoza / Contributor / The USD Vista There is a danger that lurks within the screens of computers. It slips under the radar and attempts to infiltrate the minds of users undetected. […]
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https://youtu.be/MwIymq0iTsw Kaitlin Nunez | Profile + Playlist | USD Radio Woodstock Playlist (Click here to listen) In August 1969, 400,000 people gathered together in the pouring rain on a dairy farm for a weekend of “peace and music.” The Woodstock Music & Art Festival is the most famous celebration of music […]
Read moreLuke Garrett / Editor in Chief / The USD Vista In the aftermath of a contentious executive veto, senate override, and eventual formal warning issued to the president, the senate and president sat at odds in regard to the College Readership Program (CRP), but also more fundamentally to their respective uses […]
Read moreMike William / Professor of Political Science / Op-Ed A good friend of mine once told me that sometimes we do not have the luxury of choosing the social justice issues that we focus on. In some cases, the world simply calls on us to take action whether we want […]
Read moreHannah Sonberg / Managing Editor / The USD Vista This past week has included an abnormal and horrific frequency of tragic acts of implied bigotry. Outlined below are the events that occurred between Oct. 24 to Oct. 27 in order to relay information and acknowledge the victims. Oct. 24, 2018 On Wednesday […]
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In the midst of explosive political divides, USD students cope with increased tensions and violence Paulina Sierra / Opinion Editor / The USD Vista Sophomore Lauren Harmon, a registered Republican voter, joined the country in shock last week upon hearing the news that 14 pipe bombs were mailed to major […]
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Senior forward Milan Moses leads the Toreros to 1-0 win over USF with late-game goal Alyssa Sanchez / Contributor / The USD Vista The University of San Diego women’s soccer team defeated the University of San Francisco Dons by a score of 1-0 in their final home game last Sunday. […]
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Out-of-state students registered as absentee voters are finally receiving their ballots Tyler Arden / Contributor / The USD Vista The clock is ticking. As anxious students await absentee ballots and rush to mail them back before election day, they’re coming to realize that voting away from home comes with its […]
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