Cafe X Spotlight
USD Alum Khea Pollard’s coffee shop, Cafe X, is bringing the community together with more than just coffee. USDtv speaks to the owner and founder about the challenges of building her business.
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Weekly Recap
Men’s tennis became WCC regular season champions with a win over Saint Mary’s College on Sunday, preserving their perfect conference record in 2022. Sherri Stephens, head coach of women’s tennis, won her final match at home, and sophomore Andi Xu of USD golf won the Ping Cougar Classic in Provo, UT.
Read moreASG election controversy
The 2022 ASG Presidential election took a turn for the worse when issues of tokenization and cancel culture emerged. Students on both sides of the controversy have worsened the situation by making the other side their opponent in a petty and unyielding fight.
Read moreUSD staff are looking to unionize
Clerical workers do so much for the USD community, but they are greatly undervalued by the university. Workers have started a movement to unionize and demand fair payment for their services.
Read moreOpX project ethics questioned
Ethics of engineering projects are called into question. Throughout this semester, a study conducted in the Shiley-Marcos School of Engineering has been criticized by students and faculty for what they claim are possible unethical implications.
Read moreReckless driver enters campus
Outside community member creates a scene when asked to leave campus due to safety concerns.Suspect does burnouts in the streets of the Valley, and eventually punches a PSAFE officer in the face.
Read moreOlé Music Festival kicks off the spring
USD students gather together to watch artists perform for the spring festival. Students react and the Vista interviews with the student opener and Carmen DeLeon.
Read moreLooking for a (book) spring fling?
Your next romance doesn’t have to start on campus; dig into these books for a different kind of “spring fling.”
Read moreThe history of Earth Day
April 22nd is Earth Day, so learn about the history of this movement and why it’s so important.
Read moreUSD clubs advocate for our common home
There are many student-led clubs and organizations on campus leading important conversations around sustainability and environmental justice. Groups like the Sustainability Club, USD Herbivores, and AEP are vital for continuing conversations around environmental justice and finding solutions toward sustainability.
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