Plenty of race left to run
The stage at the Democratic primary debate in Arizona will look much emptier than the one only two weeks ago in South Carolina.
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The election field dwindles
Going into Super Tuesday, some voters expected success for Senator Bernie Sanders, the leading progressive candidate for the Democrats. However, as candidates Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar dropped from the race and endorsed Former Vice President Joe Biden on the eve of Super Tuesday, delegates opened up for the taking.
Read moreCoachella postponed
Organizers of Coachella and Stagecoach announced Tuesday afternoon that they have postponed the music festivals in response to the rise of global coronavirus cases.
Read moreUCSD moves classes online
Starting in Spring Quarter, all lecture and discussion courses at the University of California San Diego will be delivered remotely, according to UC San Diego’s News Center.
Read moreCelebrating St. Patrick’s Day
As a holiday celebrated by nearly everyone, regardless of their cultural identity, St. Patrick’s Day has become a day of festivities for all who wish to enjoy.
Read moreSpring break tennis success
The University of San Diego women’s tennis team (5-3) dominated their opponents throughout the month of February.
Read moreAlumna fights climate change
Jessica Tishue, a University of San Diego alumna from the class of 2011, is an entrepreneur dedicated to solving the problem of this generation’s “grab-and-go culture” with her revolutionary invention — edible containers and utensils infused with flavor.
Read moreSan Diego falls short in OT
University of San Diego was defeated by the Portland Pilots in the final seconds of the WCC Championship Game on Tuesday, 64-63.
Read moreContempt of the Court
Throughout American history, there have been presidents who have shown contempt for the Supreme Court of the United States.
Read moreSAS and other study abroad programs canceled
Junior Kayla Cayanan started her semester at John Cabot University in Rome with 25 students in each of her classes. Now, due to the rapid spread and fear of coronavirus strain COVID-19 in Italy, seats in class have become increasingly empty and attendance has dropped to about five students per class.
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