During the past two weeks in college I have been reminded how lucky I am to call San Diego my home. For me I chose USD to stay as close to home as possible because I know that I get Continue reading →

It’s curious that people can be more than one person; like multiple personality disorder, but not the disorder. A thing that is made by life, but does not contain life, can take away life. Do you know somebody who has Continue reading →

Tommy, a young boy in the sixth grade, was in his room playing on the playstation when his mom came barging through the door. Quickly, Tommy hid the remote control because he was supposed to be doing homework instead, but Continue reading →

Since the beginning, the development of technology has been a key influence in the growth of humanity. We are now able to connect with the rest of the world at a push of a button. It is nearly impossible to Continue reading →

Moving from Las Vegas to San Diego for college is the toughest life transition I have experienced. Prior to coming here everyone talked about the positive memories and opportunities that I would encounter. However, everyone failed to mention the difficulty Continue reading →

My initial weeks at USD have been a daunting task. I was uprooted from my small town where I knew everyone and everything, to this campus in the middle of a bustling metropolis without anyone to rely on. However, this Continue reading →

During the past two weeks of college I have realized that change is inevitable. However, we must accept this change in order to grow. Sharing a room with three strangers you just met and being in a completely new environment Continue reading →

Entering college comes with various emotions: happiness, anxiety, and stress to name a few.  During my first two weeks of college, I have experienced all of these emotions.  The joy of leaving home and living in San Diego on my Continue reading →

The first two weeks of college have been overwhelming. From learning to to adjust to life away from home to getting back into school it’s been a hard yet exciting process. There has been a lot of homework and a Continue reading →

If you had to use one word to describe the first week of college it would be lonely. Not lonely in a physical sense, because you’re surrounded by people a majority of the time. Roommates kind of make privacy a Continue reading →