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After the Death of a Celebrity, Only Those Who Dislike it Say

Thursday, May 19, 2022

Bradley Bond, an associate professor and chair of communication research at the University of San Diego, said of parasocial relationships, media expression, and communication. The sadness of celebrities and fictional characters. He told Lifehacker th…

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El Juicio Final Para los Gigantes de la Tecnología

Thursday, May 19, 2022

Gigantes tecnológicos actualmente recolectan una entrada virtualmente asegurada de dinero con tan solo ofrecer mejoras graduales a sus productos. Maritza Johnson, quien dirige el Center for Digital Civil Society (Centro para la Sociedad Civil …

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Estudiantes de Negocios de USD Ayudan a Pequeños Empresarios de El Salvador

Monday, May 9, 2022

A más de 2,500 millas de distancia, pequeños empresarios que en El Salvador se conectan con estudiantes de USD para aprender estrategias de negocios y recibir apoyo económico. Esto, gracias a una colaboración entre l…

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Morning Wave in Busan
Baby Formula Shortage in the U.S.May. 25, 2022Joel Sutherland, managing director of the Supply Chain Management Institute, was a guest on Morning Wave in Busan, based in South Korea, to talk about the supply chain issues connected with the baby formula shortage.
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Joel Sutherland, Knauss School of Business
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U.S. Catholic
To Discern Your Vocation, Try an Immersive MissionMay. 25, 2022Michael Lovette-Colyer, vice president for Mission Integration, shared his experience in the Jesuit Volunteer Corps and the importance of immersive service experiences.
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Gizmodo
California Bill Could Allow Parents to Sue for Their Kid's TikTok HabitMay. 25, 2022Gizmodo highlighted the Social Media Platform Duty to Children Act and shared the connection of the Children's Advocacy Institute as a sponsor of the bill.
NBC 7
How to Talk to Kids About School ShootingsMay. 25, 2022Carrie Tremble, clinical director of USD Tele-mental Health Training Clinic, spoke with NBC 7 and shared tips for parents when talking to their kids about school shootings.
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KOGO
Baby Formula ShortageMay. 25, 2022Dr. Martha Fuller, associate professor of nursing, was featured on KOGO with what parents need to know when looking for solutions during the baby formula shortage.
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Martha Fuller, Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science
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10 News
Sharp Mary Birch to Host Milk DriveMay. 25, 2022Dr. Martha Fuller, associate professor of nursing, spoke with 10 News and shared advice for parents who are dealing with the baby formula shortage.
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Martha Fuller, Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science
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East Mojo
Ukraine: A Cautionary Tale for a China Eyeing TaiwanMay. 24, 2022Kacie Miura, assistant professor of political science and international relations, wrote an article about the China-Taiwan tensions.
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Kacie Miura, College of Arts and Sciences
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San Diego Business Journal
USD Adjunct Professor Named the 2022 Outstanding Attorney of the YearMay. 24, 2022USD adjunct professor and San Diego trial attorney James “Jim” Crosby was named the 2022 Outstanding Attorney of the Year by the San Diego County Bar Association.
Times of San Diego
Growing Life Sciences Sector Faces Shortage of Lab SpaceMay. 24, 2022The University of San Diego's partnership with Fullstack Academy to launch a bootcamp program for product management was highlighted by the Times of San Diego.
The San Diego Union-Tribune
You Can Cuss, But Please Don’t Clap: The Perils of Managing Public DiscourseMay. 24, 2022Miranda McGowan, professor of law, provided insight to The San Diego Union-Tribune about the San Diego County Board of Supervisors updating their public comment policy.
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Miranda McGowan, School of Law
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The San Diego Union-Tribune
August Holmgren Hopes to Leave One More Mark at University of San DiegoMay. 23, 2022The San Diego Union-Tribune highlighted USD tennis player August Holmgren, who is seeded sixth in this week’s NCAA Championships.
TELEVISA TIJUANA
Madres de San Diego Cruzan a Tijuana Por Leche en FormulaMay. 23, 2022Joel Sutherland, profesor de Práctica en Gestión de la Cadena de Suministro en la Escuela de Negocios de la Universidad de San Diego, dijo que aún con ayuda del gobierno federal, pasarán de seis a ocho semanas hasta que se reabastezcan los estantes.
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KUSI
University of San Diego Kicks Off First Weekend of Commencement CeremoniesMay. 22, 2022KUSI highlighted USD's commencement ceremonies and featured interviews with graduating students from the School of Law.
CBS 8
Commencement Weekend at University of San DiegoMay. 22, 2022CBS 8 highlighted the USD commencement ceremony for Graduate Programs: School of Leadership and Education Sciences and Professional & Continuing Education.
ABC 10News
Second Day of USD Commencement CeremoniesMay. 22, 2022ABC 10News featured USD's second day of commencement ceremonies at Torero Stadium.
Fox 5
USD Honors Grad StudentsMay. 22, 2022Fox 5 featured USD's commencement ceremony for Graduate Programs: School of Leadership and Education Sciences and Professional & Continuing Education.
KUSI
Second Day of University of San Diego Commencement CeremoniesMay. 22, 2022KUSI highlighted USD's commencement ceremonies and featured interviews with graduating students from SOLES.
NBC 7
USD GraduationsMay. 21, 2022NBC 7 reported on USD's first weekend of commencement ceremonies.
ABC 10News
USD Law Students GraduateMay. 21, 2022ABC 10News featured USD's commencement ceremony for the School of Law.
The San Diego Union Tribune
Will a $15.50 Minimum Wage Hurt or Help California’s Economy?May. 20, 2022Alan Gin, associate professor of economics, and Norm Miller, Hahn Chair of Real Estate Finance, provided a response to The San Diego Union Tribune's question to local economists and business leaders, "Will a $15.50 minimum wage hurt or help California’s economy?"