Talk-show host Eric Andre offers his own take on late-night television Chase Fryfogle / Contributor / The USD Vista From making his guests watch the infamous “Two Girls One Cup” video to releasing their personal information to the public, Eric Andre has a wide array of skills that set him apart […]
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Toreros shut out at home in tough 4-0 loss to Redhawks Eric Boose/Contributor/The USD Vista Last week was a tough one for the USD men’s soccer team. Their loss to the Seattle University Redhawks last Wednesday night was the team’s third game in just six days. USD won only one […]
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San Diego places new safety regulations on popular and efficient dockless electric scooters. Glenn McDonnell / Asst. News Editor / The USD Vista On Sept. 19, 2018, an otherwise routine meeting of the San Diego City Council’s Committee on Public Safety and Livable Neighborhoods was consumed by over an hour of intense […]
Read moreA few things we should all be upset about Lisa Nunna Ph.D./Op-Ed Contributor/The USD Vista Women have been earning more bachelor’s degrees than men since 1983. It has been at 57 percent for the last 18 years. Women also earn higher grades across all levels of education. So here’s my […]
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Background on President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh preceding 9/27 hearing. Amy Inkrott/News Editor/The USD Vista On June 27, 2018, Justice Anthony Kennedy announced his retirement from the Supreme Court. Shortly after, on July 9, President Donald Trump nominated Brett Kavanaugh, who sits on the U.S. Court of Appeals for […]
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Emotional support animal can be very helpful, but can carry their own set of responsibilities By McKenna Moret / Assistant Opinion Section Editor / The USD Vista No college student is a stranger to stress and struggling. However, for students who are differently-abled, whether that be regarding their physical, mental, […]
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The opportunity to grow personally and professionally in the nation’s capital is limitless Celina Tebor/Contributor/The USD Vista “Siri, play NPR.” It’s how I start most of my mornings as an intern in the District of Columbia. Every day, I go to work and live not so much as a college […]
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Stanford’s removal of Serra’s name from its campus has sparked new conversation at USD The on-campus statue of Saint Junípero Serra can be easy to miss, tucked away in a shady corner outside of Serra Hall. However, for some University of San Diego students, even the mention of Serra’s name […]
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In a predominantly English-speaking university, having a non-anglican name can pose a challenge Paulina Sierra / Opinion Section Editor / The USD Vista Names play a major part in the lives of everyone, from the way people see themselves to the way people navigate the world. One of the greatest […]
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USD participates in the largest student-led movement for global health Emma Goodman-Fish/Assistant Feature Editor/The USD Vista Don’t use the term “Third World Country” around Stephanie Roessler, a USD student who is dedicated to breaking down the barriers between her classmates and developing countries. Roessler became interested in helping people of […]
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