The Pope Endorses Same-Sex Civil Unions
The Pope recently endorsed same-sex civil unions. We talk to members of USD’s faith community to see what the Pope means and ask how this could influence catholicism moving forward.
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Spanish Students’ Thoughts on the U.S. Elections
People all around the world are following the U.S. presidential election. Zenaida Gomez-Raggion Gil-Delgado, a USDtv reporter taking classes from home in Spain, spoke to some Spanish college students about their thoughts on the election.
Read moreHow Much Do Toreros Know About Halloween Pop Culture?
One way people get into the holiday spirit is by watching Halloween movies or TV shows. We put some Toreros’ Halloween pop culture knowledge to the test in our new game, Name That Character!
Read moreInstagram Celebrates 10th Birthday
After a decade of Instagram we take a look back at how the platform has changed how we interact. We talk to students about how they use Instagram now versus how they used it when it first came out and see how it influenced their lives.
Read moreCheating on Online Tests
Online school makes cheating on tests much easier. Students say they know that a lot of students cheat on online tests but professors warn it is easier than you might think to catch cheaters.
Read morePresident Trump Contracts COVID-19
The President tested positive for the coronavirus shortly after the first presidential debate. He recently was cleared to return to the white house. Students share their thoughts on the President contracting the virus.
Read moreLocal Business Struggles During COVID-19
The coronavirus pandemic has been especially hard for small businesses. We talk to Torero favorite Super Bronco Mexican Restaurant to see how they are coping with the pandemic and what changes they’ve had to make to stay in business.
Read moreJustice Ginsburg’s Legacy
When Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away from cancer, the US legal system lost a pioneer of equal rights. Students and professors share what RBG meant to them and how they reacted to the news of her death.
Read moreThe First Presidential Debate
The first presidential debate was widely criticized by Republicans and Democrats alike. We ask students what they thought about the debate and whether anything positive came of it.
Read moreAthletes Staying Prepared for a Potential Season
Even though fall sports have been cancelled, top USD athletes are trying to stay in game shape for whenever they are allowed to play again. We talk to Volleyball’s Roxie Wiblin, Men’s Soccer’s Matt Wiher, and Football’s Emilio Martinez about what this experience has been like for them and their teams.
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