COVID-19 made school hard. Wildfires aren’t making it any easier. Celina Tebor / Editor in Chief Everyone knew online classes would be difficult. Zoom fatigue, easy access to distractions on our phones and laptops, and disengaged virtual lectures have all contributed to my lack of focus on school this year. […]
Read moreOur campus must be able to engage in an open exchange of ideas, no matter how controversial or politically charged they may be Mary-Logan Miske/ Contributor It’s no secret that the University of San Diego strives to create a welcoming atmosphere where a diversity of cultures, traditions, and ideas is […]
Read moreThe 2020 college basketball season will start 15 days late to reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19 Eric Boose / Sports Editor The 2020 college basketball season officially has a start date. Division I men’s and women’s basketball teams are allowed to play their first games on Nov. 25, the […]
Read more2020 is a presidential election year and preparation for the election starts early. USDtv talked with USD Votes about the importance of preparing to vote come November 3rd.
Read moreEddie Bickelhaupt and Murphy O’Brien both impact their communities through their art. USDtv sat down with both artists to talk about why their art and impact are so important to them.
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USD’s Chef de Cuisine John Miller spends most of his days in USD’s dining halls, but for one day, he competed in the “Chopped” kitchen
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The ups and downs of 2020 have not stopped the staff and volunteers at the Mulvaney Center from serving and forming relationships with the communities in San Diego and across American borders.
Read moreThe 15-page document details guidelines for resuming practice and competition in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic Eric Boose / Sports Editor The University of San Diego’s Athletic Department has made its Return to Play Protocol available to the public, posting a link to the document on usdtoreros.com. The protocols […]
Read moreCOVID-19 related restrictions have forced coaches to change their usual strategies for bringing in new players Sofia Bruzzo / Asst. Sports Editor While COVID-19 has certainly altered how we go about our daily lives, the global pandemic has especially taken a toll on a group of people vital to colleges […]
Read moreThe social media trend of “canceling” individuals on the internet has now become an integral part of our culture. What once began as a tool to boycott public figures for their problematic behavior has now taken on a new form that has harmfully impacted the way we view accountability and […]
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