It was that time of the month — a “Nothing Bundt Feminism” event all about periods and sustainability. Several students — including one male — attended the “Dinner and Dialogue on Period Equity” program held on April 19 at the Women’s Commons, in collaboration with the Office of Sustainability.
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Watch to learn about the favorite kicks of campus as students talk about where to find their go to styles.
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Last week, USD hosted a sustainability fair and partnered with multiple organizations on campus that all share a similar goal: promoting sustainability. Watch to hear students share their thoughts on sustainability on campus.
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Members of USD Radio were asked what their favorite albums released in 2022 were. Some thought long and hard, others knew right away. Since there were so many great records released last year, who can blame them! Here are their wonderful responses, and who knows? Maybe you might discover something new to add to your music collection.
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San Diego beaches play a large role in the lives of locals in the form of recreational activities, like fishing or surfing, and also are a large contributor to the tourism economy. Polluted urban runoff impairs San Diegans and tourists ability to enjoy outdoor spaces.
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The Valley, one of the residence areas for a large portion of USD first-years and sophomores, has faced many challenges this spring semester, from construction on the Wellness Center, a 24-hour power outage, blocked pathways and broken elevators. Another notable problem in the Valley is the large sinkhole that has formed in the garden behind Mata’yuum Crossroads.
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2023 has proven to be a year filled with monumental pop culture moments for India. From winning ‘Best Original Song’ for ‘Naatu Naatu’ and ‘Best Documentary Short’ for ‘The Elephant Whisperers’ at the Oscars to creating history with Diljit Dosanjh, an Indian singer, becoming the first Punjabi artist to perform at this year’s Coachella, the country has taken over international news since the beginning of the year. But one of the biggest strides India has made has been in the fashion industry.
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Women’s sports have become the new face of the University of San Diego, from USD volleyball going to the Final Four to the Women’s basketball team ready to make a deep run in the tournament. Ayanna (Yahya) Khalfani, senior guard on the women’s basketball team, made huge strides from last season to the current season.
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Softball accomplishes clean sweep; baseball, track and golf compete
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There are numerous reasons why someone gets a tattoo. For some, the ink can honor one’s culture, heritage, individuality and specific memories. For others, it’s about adding creative and permanent artwork to their body.
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