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Torero Weekly is the email digest that brings together announcements and events aimed at the entire campus community.
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Announcements
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Fine Arts, Guest Speakers
2019 Kyoto Prize Symposium Featuring Ms. Joan Jonas
Meet Ms. Joan Jonas, the 2018 Kyoto Prize Laureate in Arts and Philosophy.
An artist, Jonas has pioneered new artistic expression by … Read More
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Sustainability, Women's Commons
Walk for Water
Register to join the Office of Sustainability and the Women's Commons at USD to walk a one-mile loop around campus in solidarity with and in… Read More
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University, OSP
Research Week 2019 is Coming Soon
Save the date: April 5 - 12.
The University of San Diego's Office of Sponsored Programs will host, in conjunction with the Office of the Provost and othe… Read More
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Public Safety
Public Safety - Campus Training Announcement
The Department of Public Safety would like to announce upcoming dates for Campus Emergency Procedures Review and Guidance for Surviving an A… Read More
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Rainbow Educators
Become a Rainbow Educator - Applications due Mar. 25
Apply today to join Rainbow Educators, a program that exists to build awareness, educate, and engage the USD community around iden… Read More
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Kroc School of Peace Studies
Latest Kroc Insight Uncovers Four Key Capacities Youth Need in Order to be Peace Leaders
Read the new Kroc Insight now: What It Means to Put Youth in the Driver’s Seat
Although youth all over the world are pioneering movem… Read More
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School of Business
Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate's 23rd Annual Real Estate Conference
The Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate will host its 23rd Annual Real Estate Conference on March 28, 2019 a… Read More
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Upcoming Events
Monday, March 18
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Catholic Social Thought, Speaker/Lecture Series
Illume Speaker Series: Elizabeth Minnich, PhD
6 p.m. // Mother Rosalie Hill Hall, Warren Auditorium
Elizabeth Minnich is senior scholar for the Association of American Colleges & Universities and professor of moral philosophy at Queens … Read More
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Tuesday, March 19
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Arts and Culture, Humanities
Exhibition - Screenings 3: Joan Jonas
6 p.m. // Serra Hall, Room 200, Humanities Center Gallery
On view March 19 - May 17.
In collaboration with MCASD, the Humanities Center Gallery presents a classic work by Joan Jonas, Double Lunar D… Read More
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Changemaker, Humanities
Idea of Truth Series - Truth, Art and Fiction
4 p.m. // Serra Hall, Room 200, Humanities Center
In Spring 2018, the Humanities Center began a major and ambitious exploration of the three underlying concepts that constituted the foundati… Read More
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Athletics
Baseball Continues Homestand
6 p.m. // Fowler Park
Click for all dates and times. San Diego baseball continues its longest homestand of the year, hosting Cal State Fullerton and San Francisco.… Read More
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Changemaker, Humanities
Illume - Gretchen Rubin, author
7 p.m. // KIPJ Theatre
Best-selling author of The Four Tendencies and The Happiness Project, Gretchen Rubin is one of the most popular and influential writers on t… Read More
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Fine Arts, Theatre
Our Town, by Thornton Wilder, Directed by Jesca Prudencio
7:30 p.m. // Sacred Heart Hall, Studio Theatre
Click to see dates and times, March 16 - 20. Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer Prize-winning drama is one of the greatest classic plays in the American Theatre… Read More
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Wednesday, March 20
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Changemaker, Community Outreach, Social Justice
Engineering Exchange for Social Justice Community Forum
5 p.m. // Belanich Engineering Center (Loma Hall), Room Ideation Space - BEC 101
We invite you to join us for our first community forum on the theme of 'Waste' (schemes to reduce, re-use, recycle) to explore ways of worki… Read More
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Kroc School of Peace Studies
The Most Dangerous Time, The Most Hopeful Time — A Treaty, an Arms Race, and a Nobel Peace Prize
6:30 p.m. // KIPJ, Peace and Justice Theater
North Korea still hasn’t denuclearized, and nuclear arms control treaties are being shredded at a furious pace. Join us for a conversa… Read More
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Thursday, March 21
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Fine Arts, Alumni, Community Engagement
2019 Kyoto Prize Symposium Featuring Ms. Joan Jonas, Kyoto Prize Laureate in Arts and Philosophy
10:30 a.m. // Shiley Theater at Camino Hall
Meet Ms. Joan Jonas, the 2018 Kyoto Prize Laureate in Arts and Philosophy.
An artist, Jonas has pioneered new artistic expression by … Read More
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Changemaker, Community Outreach, Social Justice
Engineering Exchange for Social Justice (ExSJ) Scholars Launch & Lunch
12:30 p.m. // Belanich Engineering Center (Loma Hall), Ideation Space - BEC 101
We invite faculty and students from across USD, working within or in partnership with SMSE, to our ExSJ Launch & Lunch. ExSJ suppo… Read More
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LGBTQ+ and Allies Commons
Let's Have a Kiki: LGBTQ+ Representation in Academia
12:30 p.m. // Student Life Pavilion, Room SLP 424
Come join us for a discussion on LGBTQ+ representation in academia! We'll be covering a range of topics - who are you taught about? How are … Read More
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Speaker/Lecture Series
The Lindsay J. Cropper Memorial Writers Series: Tracy K. Smith
7 p.m. // KIPJ Theatre
The Lindsay J. Cropper Memorial Writers Series is celebrating its 15th anniversary!
Join us for a reading with the 22nd U.S. Poet Laureate … Read More
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Friday, March 22
Monday, March 25
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USD in the News
Telemundo 20
(Story in Spanish.) A group of artists seeking to show the reality of the border through art, the program is part of the music department of the University of San Diego.… Full Story
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San Diego Union-Tribune
“I just got done screaming and yelling for 10 minutes straight,” Coach Sam Scholl said. “It’s unbelievable, man. Unb… Full Story
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AP
Artist Joan Jonas, 2018 Kyoto Prize Laureate in Arts and Philosophy, will have two speaking events at University of San Diego, Thu., March 2… Full Story
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NBC News
Orly Lobel, an expert on employment law at the University of San Diego School of Law, said Falzone could “tell her story” without worry… Full Story
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See All USD in the News
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Student Photo of the Week
"We mostly appreciate campus when it is sunny and looks like a perfect paradise. Taking this photo under the clouds and seeing The Immaculata through the branches of this dried-up tree provides a different lens to view our campus." Thank you Vayunamu Bawa for sharing this photo.
Calling all students! We want to feature you in "Student Photo of the Week." Send us original photos that convey your campus experience or simply capture beauty, and add a short caption about your inspiration for the photo. 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 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.
*By submitting a "Student Photo of the Week," you agree to our terms.
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