As the Spring 2022 semester winds down to a close and fall course registration is nearly complete, many current sophomores and juniors have turned their attention to the next academic year, especially the housing options available to them.
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Emma Chamberlain has been taking over the internet, and there’s more reason than one as to why she’s the new “it girl.”
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Coachella Music Festival is the talk of the town around Southern California, but the festival seems to be changing in good ways and bad.
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Two USD students track their spending in hopes of understanding their personal finances and money habits better.
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By now most of us have heard about Kanye West’s bizarre behavior online and in interactions with many individuals over the years. However, the media has been quick to gloss over West’s mental health and acknowledge how that has influenced his actions along with many other factors outside of his control.
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Rates of mass shootings have risen dramatically in the past few years, devastating more families and communities every day. America needs to abolish all guns to create a safer nation for all.
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History has shoved many Black artists into the shadows, even within the last 60 years. We must ensure that the impact of these artists is brought to light and work to prevent history from repeating itself.
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Get to know the newly elected ASG President for the 2022-2023 school year. Tumlos shares her goals for next year, favorite food, aspirations, and more!
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The USD women’s rowing team traveled to Dexter Lake, OR last weekend to race West Coast Conference rivals a few weeks before conference championships. The team finished behind the hosts, Oregon State University, and reigning WCC champions Gonzaga University.
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Before break, the Torero Program Board hosted one of the biggest nights for torero music. With artists like Amine, Keni Can Fly, and Carmen DeLeon, students had a blast at the Olé Music Festival.
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