Several study abroad programs are moving forward with plans to return as soon as this spring semester Jennifer Mossuto / Associate Editor / The USD Vista The University of San Diego canceled all Fall 2020 study abroad programs on March 12. Since, then, study abroad programs for Spring 2021 opened […]
Read moreSan Diego Padres injured reserves and top prospects used USD’s baseball stadium for summer training camp Maria Watters / Asst. Sports Editor Beginning the first week of July, the San Diego Padres made a home at the University of San Diego’s Fowler Park to run their summer training camp. Although […]
Read moreUniversity administrators across the country are blaming students for increases in COVID-19 cases as campuses begin to re-open for in-person classes. But are students really the ones to blame? Hallie Wiltshire/ Asst. Opinion Editor As colleges and universities around the country begin to welcome their students back to campus, the […]
Read moreRBG’s death on Sept. 18 has sparked a ferocious debate within the federal government over Trump’s plan to fill her seat on the Supreme Court before the presidential inauguration, ignoring RBG’s wish to not do so Brittany Lang/ Feature Editor/The USD Vista Following the death of the powerhouse that was […]
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Massive crowds over the Labor Day weekend have many wondering whether people still care about social distancing. We talk to Toreros about large gatherings at the beaches and at USD.
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Some San Diego movie theaters have received authorization to reopen. We ask Toreros whether they would attend a movie during the COVID pandemic and talk to some who already have.
Read moreArt speaks louder than words How creating art during a pandemic helped two artists spread a message Jennifer Mossuto / Associate Editor / The USD Vista USD junior Micaela Cross spent her time during the COVID-19 quarantine doing something she loves. Cross’ acrylic art is typically colorful and bright and […]
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Staci Lanter doesn’t have a shower. She doesn’t have a laundry machine. She doesn’t have running tap water. But she has her van, access to a river, and Yosemite National Park — and that’s all she needs.
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Eric Pierson, Ph.D., speaks on his long standing career in the College of Arts and Sciences, his family, work, and life experiences as a “Black academic”.
Read moreASG’s first public meeting was not so public Discussing the student funded budget Tyler Pugmire / News Editor The University of San Diego’s Associated Student Government has officially begun their year, as Senate election results were released to the public on Sept. 16, and their first meeting was held the […]
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