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As part of an initiative aimed at reducing the number of campus-wide emails, the Department of University Communications has developed the Torero Weekly, which aggregates events and announcements aimed at the entire campus community (faculty, students and administration/staff) into a communication disseminated campus wide each Monday during the academic year.
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Announcements
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Upcoming Events
Monday, October 16 | "The 81" Band and Basketball Tip-Off Party 6 p.m. // Jenny Craig Pavilion The goal is simple - to have 81 members in the band for basketball games and become the Largest Band in the Land.
Y… Read More |  | Humanities, Faculty and Staff, Arts and Culture Jonatha Brooke Songwriting Workshop 6 p.m. // Sacred Heart Hall, Room Studio Theatre Seasoned musician, Jonatha Brooke, shares her thought about this free workshop:
PASSWORDS, PROMPTS & PERMISSION.
"I like to find new … Read More |  | Speaker/Lecture Series, Humanities, Faculty and Staff Illume: Alice Hoffman 7 p.m. // KIPJ, Room Theatre Alice Hoffman is the author of more than thirty works of fiction, including The Rules of Magic, The Marriage of Opposites, Practical Magic, … Read More |
Tuesday, October 17 | Apple Fest 11:30 a.m. // Student Life Pavilion, Room Plaza Mayor Annual free festival celebrating fall — free food samples (while supplies last) and entertainment!… Read More |  | Student Success Graduate School Fair 11:30 a.m. // Hahn University Center, Room UC Forums Chat with graduate school representatives from around the nation about applications, acceptance and more!
View list of employers who are at… Read More |  | Learning Commons Open House 12:30 p.m. // KIPJ, Room Northeast Plaza Please join us for the second open house to discuss the programming and design of the University of San Diego’s new Learning … Read More |  | Humanities, Academics Dangerous Ideas: Drugs, Crime, and Freedom 4 p.m. // Serra Hall, Room 200 - Humanities Center Highlighting the individual and social dangers of drug use, Attorney General Jeff Sessions said recently “drugs and crime go hand in h… Read More |  | Faculty and Staff, Arts and Culture Jonatha Brooke Performs at the University of San Diego 7:30 p.m. // KIPJ, Room Theatre “Charming and very funny. A seasoned musician with a beautiful voice, Brooke rocks it.”
– New Yorker
“It seems lik… Read More |
Wednesday, October 18 | Catholic News Roundup 4 p.m. // Serra Hall, Room 200, Humanities Center Please join us for an open forum to discuss contemporary events from a Catholic perspective. What do these events mean to "an engaged, conte… Read More | | Education, Civic Engagement My Story 7 p.m. // Hahn University Center, Room UC Forums One of the most popular events on campus. A night of stories and empathy featuring six members of the USD community. A great chance to … Read More |
Sunday, October 22 | USD Men's Soccer vs. UCLA 5 p.m. // Torero Stadium USD will be honoring longtime Head Coach Seamus McFadden as the Toreros take on the UCLA Bruins. The first 1,000 fans will receive a one-of-… Read More |
Monday, October 23See All Upcoming Events |
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USD in the News
Rachael Ray ShowAnd let's not forget Anthony's daughter, who's a senior in college [at the University of San Diego] studying sociology. "She wants to change… Full Story | The San Diego Union-TribuneBrown earned her master’s degree in education from the School of Leadership and Education Sciences at USD.… Full Story | Cut4 (MLB.com)Bryant's potential career in dentistry was also considered promising by his high school teachers who referred to him as "one of the best stu… Full Story | The San Diego Union-TribuneWhen Kamaka touched down in San Diego with his father in mid-summer, days before USD’s first practice, he suffered some culture shock.… Full Story |
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Photo of the Week
“Just show up, the door is open.” -Msgr. Dan Dillabough ‘70
A beautiful quote to end USD Homecoming and Family Weekend. It doesn’t matter where you came from or what your background is, all are invited to be a part of this wonderful community. The joining of hands reminds us that we are interconnected through our experiences. And most importantly, these moments of friendship and faith stay with us long after we receive our diploma. Homecoming may be over but the door to Alcalá Park will always be open to our USD alumni. Whether you graduated one year ago or 50 years ago, the connections we have to each other and to our alma mater will last a lifetime. Happy Homecoming, Toreros.
Thanks for sharing, @usdalumni!
For more photos, visit the USD Social Hub.
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