From overcoming challenges during her unique upbringing to creating her own non-profit organization based on her passion, Marni LaFleur has dedicated much of her life to making a positive impact on society.
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This semester has rapidly come and gone. No matter where you were physically located, the remote learning model has taken a toll on us all. However, the students that were allowed to return to USD’s beautiful campus have experienced vast inconsistencies from USD’s Residential Life.
Read moreHighlighting the changes made from 2016 in order to make polling more representative Tyler Pugmire / News Editor In 2016, some Americans lost faith in the polls after a surprise victory that led to Donald Trump’s presidency for the past four years. Since then, national polling agencies such as those […]
Read moreZoom University: USD announces its continuation of hybrid learning for Spring 2021 Emma Valdiserri / Assistant News Editor USD’s fall semester is coming to an end, and the university has announced that Spring 2021 will be held as a combination of hybrid and remote learning environments –– the teaching model […]
Read moreFor the first time since its founding at USD, FUSO won the Friendship Games, proof of the importance of community and unity, especially during the pandemic. Jenny Han / Asst. Opinion Editor FUSO (Filipino Ugnayan Student Organization) is one of many multicultural clubs here at USD. Over the past month, […]
Read moreA faculty member in the THRS department was targeted because of their sexual orientation Tyler Pugmire / News Editor An act of intolerance targeted a member of the LGBTQ+ community and faculty member in the University of San Diego’s Theology and Religious Studies Department (THRS) on Sept. 22. Emily Reimer-Barry, […]
Read moreHow USD Alumna Bayardo De Murguia worked his way to land a role on the brand new Netflix series “Tiny Pretty Things” Taylor DeGuzman / Arts & Culture Editor / The USD Vista “Ever since I was little, my dad always told me, ‘Son, work hard and be a good […]
Read moreFirst dates, kisses, and getting lovesick rather than COVID-19 over quarantine Taylor DeGuzman/Arts & Culture Editor/The USD Vista Quarantine has lasted more than eight months. And for many, several of those months were spent never seeing daylight for weeks on end, binging more than five different shows, obsessing over ten […]
Read moreA reflection on the Fall 2020 semester from our newsroom To the University of San Diego community, Today, Nov. 3, 2020, marks not only the beginning of a new four-year period in the American political cycle but also the last production day of The USD Vista for the fall semester. […]
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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah is the third and final writer to be featured in the Cropper Series this fall
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