Monday, Mar. 5, 2018

Announcements

	Office of the President Undergraduates: Apply to be President for a Day! Calling all undergrads: you could be the 2018 President for a Day! On Thursday, April 26, one student will switch places with Dr. Harri… Read More
	Student Voice We Hear You: Ky Snyder answers student questions about spending on campus improvements In the new "We Hear You" series, USD administrators answer questions from Toreros about topics that affect the student experience.… Read More
	Fine Arts Join us for the 2018 Kyoto Prize Symposium Honoring Dr. Richard Taruskin A Musicologist and Critic of Prodigious Erudition Who Has Transformed Contemporary Perspectives on Music through Historical Research and Ess… Read More
	Public Safety Campus Training Announcement March 2018 The Department of Public Safety is starting their Campus Emergency Procedures Review and Guidance for Surviving an Active Shooter/Aggressor … Read More
	United Front Multicultural Center Nominations for C.L.A.S.S. Awards Open The United Front Multicultural Center is requesting nominations for the C.L.A.S.S. Awards. All nominees must be undergraduate or graduate st… Read More
	Academics, Changemaker, Social Innovation Stanford Program Names 4 USD Students as University Innovation Fellows Four University of San Diego Changemaker undergraduate students — Isabelle Ashraf, Julia Heaton, Reijer den Dulk and Riley Dean &mdash… Read More

Upcoming Events

Tuesday, March 6

IES, USD Just Read!

IES and USD Just Read! Intersectionality: What It Is and Why It Matters

12:15 p.m. // Hahn University Center, Room 128

In her 1991 essay, “Mapping the Margins: Intersectionality, Identity Politics, and Violence against Women of Color,” Kimberl&eac… Read More

School of Peace Studies, Changemaker

Peace Innovators

6 p.m. // KIPJ, Peace and Justice Theater

The Kroc School believes in the transformative power of fresh thinking on what it means to build peace and how to do it. We are a global hub… Read More

Wednesday, March 7

Fine Arts, Research and Fieldwork, Humanities, Arts and Culture

Collecting Women Printmakers at USD: A Student Perspective Opening Reception

5 p.m. // Serra Hall, Room 200, Humanities Center

In 2012, USD had already earned a reputation for its collection of original prints with strengths in the Old Masters: Durer, Rembrandt, Call… Read More

Thursday, March 8

Humanities, Arts and Culture, Academics

Frankenstein Series: The Frankenstein Bicentennial Panel Discussion

4 p.m., screening at 6 p.m. // Serra Hall, Room 200, Humanities Center

The Humanities Center presents a series of panel discussions on aspects of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein on its bicentennial publication anniv… Read More

Friday, March 9

CEEPP

DEBATE: Is Free Speech Under Threat on America's College Campuses?

4 p.m. // KIPJ Theatre

The University of San Diego's Center for Ethics, Economics and Public Policy Presents DEBATE: IS FREE SPEECH UNDER THREAT ON AMERICA'S COLLE… Read More

Theatre, Arts and Culture

Theatre's Student Lab presents THE NINA VARIATIONS

7:30 p.m. // Camino Hall, Room 131, The Vassiliadis Family Black Box Theatre

This theatre series is student-produced and provides opportunities in writing, directing, design, performance, and technical theatre. The Nina Variations will run Friday, March 9 through Sunday, March 11… Read More

Monday, March 12

Humanities, Arts and Culture, Academics

Alice Ripley Performs Banned Songs

7 p.m. // Sacred Heart Hall, Studio Theatre

Alice Ripley — actor, singer, songwriter, and recording artist — will sing a selection of songs that have been banned within the… Read More

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USD in the News

KUSI News

San Diego Economic Indicators at All-time High Heading into 2018

SAN DIEGO (KUSI) — The Trump Economy continues to show signs of strength but not as strong in comparison to San Diego’s growth r… Full Story

FindMBA

New Concentration will be Available for MBA Students in Fall 2018

The University of San Diego (USD School of Business) has announced plans to launch an MBA concentration in Business Analytics.… Full Story

CoStar

Prologis Sees Opportunities Amid Disruption

"You have trucks going up like in parking garages - six or seven stories in the air," said Moghadam, describing some of Prologis' recently c… Full Story

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Student Photo of the Week

Sunset of orange and yellow glow against a purple sky, silhouetting the Immaculata's tower.

Thank you Natalie Infante for sharing this sunset view overlooking campus!

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

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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