News
Inés Ventura
Multimedia journalist and filmmaker
United States
Based in San Francisco
B.A. Media Studies, Journalism & Film Studies from the University of San Francisco
United States
Based in San Francisco
B.A. Media Studies, Journalism & Film Studies from the University of San Francisco
News
USF's "People's University" student encampment for Gaza has been a presence on campus for nine days, accumulating nearly 100 tents on Welch Field, at the time of print.
On-campus demonstration led in support of Palestine, Sudan, and the Democratic Republic of Congo
Features
Joe Rosenthal took the famous “Flag Raising at Iwo Jima” photo, but we don’t know the man behind the camera as intimately as the photo — “Good Eyes” tells his story through anecdotes from his closest admirers.
This feature is from my magazine writing class, where the assignment was to find a “small, specific” topic and approach it from all possible angles, while keeping the subject interesting.
Arts & Culture
Despite forecasts for clear skies on Saturday, Apr. 20, a cloudy haze rolled in on the Sharon Meadows part of Golden Gate Park, better known as Hippie Hill. More than 500 people gathered on the hill to celebrate 4/20, an important date in marijuana partaker's calendars.
Mini skirts, knee-high lace up boots, glittered eyelids and smiling faces decorated the stairs outside the War Memorial gym entrance last Friday, Apr. 19, as students waited for the doors to open to USF's Campus Activities Board (CAB)'s 2024 annual Donaroo, featuring DJ Jacki, VarCity SF and headliner Doechii.
Opinion
Over the course of the last few years, you have probably heard some form of land acknowledgement towards a specific nation or Indigenous group as the original caretakers and rightful owners of the area you find yourself in.
"Basta," my favorite word in Spanish, perfectly encapsulates a very frustrated and fiery "enough." It is a word best used when "enough" just isn't enough to translate how badly you've reached your wits' end.