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Announcements
 | University Community, Faith 2018 All Faith Service
Start the spring semester with the annual All Faith Service on Thursday, Feb. 1 at 12:15 p.m. in Shiley Theatre. The theme is Reaching Beyond Ourselves… Read More |  | Speaker/Lecture Series, Humanities, Global Impact ILLUME: Father Greg Boyle of Homeboy Industries
Join us on Jan. 25 for a lecture by Fr. Greg Boyle, founder of Homeboy Industries in Los Angeles, the largest gang intervention, rehabilitation and re-entry program in the world… Read More |  | Parking Services Spring Parking Permits on Sale Parking permits for the Spring Semester 2018 are now available for purchase on the Parking Services website where you will login with y… Read More |  | Office of the President, Mission and Ministry Join us for the inaugural Setting the Standard Symposium The symposium on Feb. 1 will help us explore a campus wide conversation on what it means to set the standard as an engaged, contemporar… Read More |  | Military Personnel and Veterans
Register Now for the Military Transition Conference on Feb. 23
The USD Military Transition Conference will focus on translating military experience into skills and knowledge applicable to a wide variety of industries… Read More |  | Center for Christian Spirituality, Conferences and Workshops Revolution of the Heart: The Counter Cultural Spirituality of Henri Nouwen
This conference on Feb. 9-10 will explore the legacy of Henri Nouwen, which offers a unique perspective on developing a spirituality capable of responding to today’s conflicts with a peaceful heart… Read More |
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Upcoming Events
Monday, January 22Thursday, January 25 | Conferences and Workshops Annual Nonprofit Governance Symposium // Mother Rosalie Hill Hall The purpose of the Annual Nonprofit Governance Symposium is to highlight current best practices, lessons learned from the field, and trends … Read More |  |
Engineering, Peace Studies
Engineering, Social Justice and Peace Conference (ESJP 13)
// Loma Hall, Cymer Ideation Space
In this interdisciplinary conference, we will deconstruct engineering practices and work together to build alternatives to en… Read More |  | Spark Series Spark Series: Let's Talk Equitable Access to CS 4 SD! 4 p.m. // Mother Rosalie Hill Hall
Spark Series: Let's Talk Equitable Access to CS 4 SD!
Case Study with Kevin Wang, Founder & Ringleader of TEALS K-… Read More | | Speaker/Lecture Series, Humanities, Global Impact ILLUME: Father Greg Boyle of Homeboy Industries
7 p.m. // Camino Hall, Shiley Theatre
Fr. Greg Boyle is the founder of Homeboy Industries in Los Angeles, CA, the largest gang intervention, rehabilitation and re-entry… Read More |
Saturday, January 27See All Upcoming Events |
USD in the News
The New YorkerOrly Lobel, a professor at the University of San Diego School of Law, has recently published “You Don’t Own Me: How Mattel v. MG… Full Story | San Diego Union-TribuneIn a wide-ranging economic roundtable hosted Thursday by the University of San Diego School of Business, two of the panelists raised the que… Full Story | KUSI The University of San Diego has a special program for life-long learners who are over the age of 55. It’s called “The University… Full Story | San Diego Union Tribune
The lack of control by a single group is key to explaining the level of violence, said David Shirk, a University of San Diego professor … Full Story |
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Student Photo of the Week
"One of the things I learned from studying abroad in New Zealand was to enjoy traveling within my own country so I was excited to get back on the road once I returned home." Thank you Glen Moss for sharing this photo!
Calling all student photographers: we want to feature you in "Student Photo of the Week" in Torero Weekly. Send us original photos that capture Torero spirit, highlight an event or convey campus beauty. If selected, we will mention your name in the byline!
Send your photo to dcim@sandiego.edu
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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 announcements and events aimed at the entire campus community (faculty, students and administration/staff) into a communication disseminated campus wide each Monday during the academic year.
To learn more about Torero Weekly or to submit an event, please review the Torero Weekly web page on the University Communications website.
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