The San Diego Union-Tribune asked Alan Gin, associate professor of economics, about housing regulations in San Diego and how changing them could address the housing crisis.

On her computer screen is a Post-it note with a simple phrase: “What would Donald do?” For Darlene Marcos Shiley, this daily reminder of her beloved late husband Donald guides the decisions she makes ...

Seven graduating seniors presented their capstone research projects as part of their GIS Certificate. The presentations, in the form of an ArcGIS StoryMap, provided students with a dynamic way to ...

The vision statement for the University of San Diego is both ambitious and straightforward: Strengthened by the Catholic intellectual tradition, we confront humanity’s challenges by fostering peace, ...

De Haan and his students study how pollutants get into the air we breathe, and how that affects us. He talked about how he became interested in the subject at a young age, the interesting technology ...

In Walk to Emmaus, a popular post-resurrection account within the Gospel of Luke, Jesus appears before two disciples as an unknown traveler and patiently guides them in their faith. For Jessica Hooper ...

Dean Jane M. Georges presents Dr. Mary Jo Clark, PhD, RN, with a framed certificate officially naming her Professor Emerita during a ceremony at the Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science. The Hahn ...

At age 13, Bob O’Connell ’82 bought a watercolor by Native American painter Pete Peterson. That first step, in a lifetime of collecting art, led to a career investigating theft of artworks for clients ...

Dean Jane M. Georges presents Dr. Mary Jo Clarke, PhD, RN, with a framed certificate officially naming her Professor Emerita during a ceremony at the Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science. The ...