Departments/Services

Auxiliary Services includes the departments of; Campus Card, Dining, Hospitality (Catering and Conferences), Licensing, Mail and Copy Center, Student Affairs Facilities, USD Torero Store and vending for campus. Here you will find the office and support staff for the AVP of Auxiliary Services, and the Directors of; Dining, Hospitality, Marketing and Licensing, SA Facilities, and Torero Store. (619) 260-8880. (The Student Affair Business office is in UC 136).

Campus Card Services is responsible for the administration of Campus Cash, Meal Plan customer service, Onity Door Locks, Torero ID cards and Gift Cards (USD Campus Cash and La Gran Terraza). (619) 260-5999

The BSRC seeks to enhance and increase student success and retention, building community engagement, facilitating identity development and supporting students' college experience. Here at the BSRC we strive to support the academic, social and personal goals of all black students at the University of San Diego. (619) 260-4173

The Center for Student Success (CSS) provides students with the opportunity to meet one-on-one with a peer coach or professional staff to address academic and personal issues in a confidential setting. Coaches and professional staff are able to assist students with assessing and identifying presenting challenges, generating a Student Success Plan that includes academic and personal goals, developing academic skills, and connecting students with relevant resources on campus. (619) 260-5995

Through the student conduct process, the Office of Ethical Development and Restorative Practices works with students to gain greater insight into their choices and behaviors in order to provide a safe environment for the campus community, one that supports the academic mission and provides a productive living and learning environment. We strive to foster the personal development of students and emphasize the student's personal understanding of their behavior as well as their responsibilities to the community. (619) 260-4590

The Torero Hub is the primary resource for all non-academic questions — from financial aid and billing to class registration — with specially trained counselors ready to assist students. (619) 260-2700

The full-service U.S. Bank branch, which specializes in student accounts, is open for all banking needs. One may use their Torero Card as an ID card and ATM/pin-debit card all in one. U.S. Bank ATM's are located on campus outside the UC and Jenny Craig Pavilion. (619) 785-5972

The Office of Student Affairs is dedicated to helping students make the most of their college experience, this office offers many programs to facilitate involvement and to foster student development. Visitors will find the Vice President for Student Affairs, the Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students, the Assistant Vice President for Student Life, and several other staff and administrators who can assist students and help connect them to USD's programs, resources and services. (619) 260-4590

The Military and Veteran's Center serves as the dedicated site for our student Veterans to gather. Responsible for the administration of all Veterans Administration education benefits processing. Dedicated to making the educational experience second to none for our student Veterans and family members attending USD on a GI Bill allowance. The Veterans Center has places for meetings and study, a TV lounge for relaxing, and provides a break room area for student use. The center is managed by the Veteran Student Services Coordinator and houses the VA Certifying Official and VA student workers. We are the central place for veterans resources, involvement, networking and the Student Veterans Organization. (619) 260-5945

University Centers' Operations Staff is responsible for the daily operation of the UC/SLP. Scheduling staff coordinate the scheduling of campus events. The UC Ticket Office (located outside of Tu Mercado in the SLP) offers students the ability to purchase tickets for campus and community events including movies. In addition, transit passes and Southern California attraction tickets such as Sea World, Legoland and the San Diego Zoo may be purchased. (619) 260-2727

Associated Student Government (ASG) is dedicated to serving the students at USD. As the direct link between the administration and the students, AS helps discuss and resolve issues that are important to the student body. Visitors will find the offices of the President, the Chief of Staff and the Vice Presidents for Finance, Academics, Student Issues, Marketing, Programming, Student Organizations and Multicultural Relations. (619) 260-4715

Creative Zone is a great place to work on publications for student organizations. Whether you need to develop a flyer, a poster or a banner, stop by for suggestions, materials and assistance! (619) 260-7910

The Changemaker HUB is a key gathering space where students, faculty and staff can further explore social change through connecting with others. The space offers multiple opportunities to grow as a Changemaker, whether participating in the Changemaker Challenge, creating your own projects as a Changemaker Summer Fellow or by getting involved in a Changemaker-designated student club or organization. (619) 260-2798

LGBTQ+ & Allies Commons is a gathering space for LGBTQ+ community members and allies to congregate and participate in community events along with the other Commons offices including the Black Student Resource Commons, United Front Multicultural Commons, and Women's Commons.

The SAI oversees the areas of student activities, leadership development, student organizations, Welcome Week, and Fraternity and Sorority Life. Through the SAI, you may get connected to over 160 Student Organizations, Associated Student Government, Torero Program Board, and Fraternity and Sorority Life. The SLIC also provides resources for event planning and leadership trainings on how to better lead a group and affect change. The Creative Zone and Involvement Consultant staff can help with marketing, team building, event planning support, and involvement opportunities. And finally, for all Faculty/Staff/Administrator advisors, use SAI's Advisor Resources to help enhance and enrich the student leader experience. (619) 260-4802

The Graduate and Law Student Commons fosters community among all graduate and law students. It is designed to promote collaborative programs that enrich graduate student life. The commons supports the goals of the graduate student associations, is a central source for information and serves as a liaison resources across campus. (619) 260-4305

The USD Vista weekly student newspaper, which is published on Thursdays. This office oversees the writing, production, distribution and subscription processes for the newspaper. (619) 260-4714

United Front Multicultural Commons serves as an educational resource for the university community and will aid the university in developing a campus community that is culturally diverse and responsive to changing local, regional and national demographics. It works to contest the presence of prejudices and "-isms" at USD, while creating an overall inclusive environment. (619) 260-2395

USD Radio serves as a platform for students, faculty and all other members of the university community to voice their creativity and opinions. It also provides practical experience for students interested in broadcast careers. (619) 260-7908

The USDtv student-run television station provides community-relevant news and entertainment with its original programming. In addition, USDtv shows newly released movies and classics alike on its campus cable channel for resident students, faculty and staff to enjoy. usdtvstaff@gmail.com

The Women's Commons empowers women to become leaders in a diverse and changing world. It provides resources and engages women and men in educational dialogue about gender-related issues and advocates for a safe, supportive campus environment that creates equity among all voices. A nursing room for USD parents and their children is located in the center. (619) 260-2396