Published Pieces
How Spotify's Algorithm Knows Your Music Taste So Well
Artificial intelligence is why the app knows your taste so well. However, there's a lot more to the process.
SlashGear
House Digest
BeenVerified
7 Point Loma Date Ideas for Every Type of Couple
From the bustling Liberty Station to the historic Cabrillo National Monument, this charming enclave is perfect for a day out with your significant other! Whether you’re planning a third date with your Bumble bae or grabbing brunch with the girls, these seven date ideas in Point Loma fit any and all occasions!
Locale Magazine
US-Mexico Border Reopens for Nonessential Travel
Abstract Photo Exhibit Set to Open in Mexico City
Pulse News Mexico
EPA Report Outlines How Climate Change Impacts Black Communities
A report by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) entitled Climate Change and Social Vulnerability in the U.S. outlines how Black people across age ranges bear the brunt of the climate crisis and face the most risks.
The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint Newspaper
Local Health Panel Addresses the Need for Care beyond the Pandemic
To help the public better understand the factors and impacts of health disparities in San Diego County and how they impact communities of color, the MolinaCares Accord hosted a virtual panel to address persistent health disparities that negatively impact the wellbeing of San Diego’s African American population.
The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint Newspaper
Cafe X: Coffee for Community By Any Beans Necessary
Profile on Khea Pollard's Cafe X in San Diego
The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint Newspaper
Just Bri Free Yoga & Wellness Creates Space for Black Folks
Bri of Just Bri Free Yoga & Wellness creates space for Black folks to practice yoga
The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint Newspaper
Artists 4 Black Lives: San Diego’s Artistic Protest
San Diego’s community of Black artists put together an artistic protest on Juneteenth, 2020
The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint Newspaper
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Elizabeth Minnich, PhD, Discusses "The Evil of Banality"
Senior scholar for the Association of American Colleges and Universities and professor of moral philosophy at Queens University of Charlotte (N.C.) Elizabeth Minnich gives a talk on her book on March 18
USD News Center
USD's Chapter Attends, Excels at National Society of Black Engineers Convention
University of San Diego’s National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Chapter had a successful time at the 45th annual NSBE Convention in Detroit, Michigan
USD News Center
Students Stump for Cal Grant Support at AICCU Day Trip
University of San Diego students participate in the 2019 Association of Independent California Colleges and Universities (AICCU) Day in the California State Capitol on Feb. 26
USD News Center
Toreros Stay Woke with Theater
Students in the theatre and community courses at the University of San Diego worked all semester on a series of one-acts performed at the Vassiliadis Family Black Box Theatre
The USD Vista