University of San Diego

The University of San Diego (USD) has found a way to still offer students the opportunity to network, even in the midst of the pandemic.

NBC 7’s Ashley Matthews talks about a virtual networking program at the University of San Diego that is helping students get ready for the future amid the pandemic.

If you’re walking into a store or office you have to wear a mask. Some places are even asking for temperature checks to protect people inside. Now artificial intelligence is joining in on the fight against COVID-19.

A seashell, Play-Doh, thumbtacks, two straws and a medley of other items inside of a cardboard box get delivered at the door. For some, this is a strange combination of items that do not seem to belong together. For the University of San Diego (USD) lab professors and students, this is a solution. Dr. Jennifer Prairie, USD assistant professor of…

Nearly all classes at the University of San Diego are online right now because of the pandemic— including most science labs. NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado shows us how a pair of professors are making sure their students have access to a lab, no matter their distance from campus.

Certain industries continue to wait in limbo, hopeful that lawmakers can strike a deal on a coronavirus package supported by both democrats and republicans before it’s too late.

NBC 7’s Claudette Stefanian explains where the bill currently stands and why its causing such division.

not all schools are closing dorms and on-campus housing. Instead, they are limiting the number of people living on campus and designating places for students to isolate and recover safely.

The University of San Diego announced on Friday they will initiate a limited return to campus for the fall semester after San Diego County was taken off the state’s watchlist. “Although San Diego County is still operating under stay-at-home orders, we believe at this time we can move forward safely with a few in-person class offerings as well as...

Affordable mental health counseling is now being offered via video-based services in English and Spanish by the University of San Diego.

The University of San Diego is condemning “abhorrent and hateful Instagram accounts” that claim to have ties to the university after the school was made of its existence.

The University of San Diego is among 20 colleges that sued the federal government Monday in a bid to overturn a new visa policy that would deprive foreign students of their United States visas if their fall classes are held solely online.

Newly announced guidance from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement dictatest that international students must take in-person classes to remain in the country

NBC 7’s Steven Luke explains how international students are preparing for the next semester under the threat of deportation.

As we move into the second half of 2020, it’s clear the coronavirus has exhausted us all. Despite a record number of new cases, patience with the pandemic is dwindling each day. In this week’s episode of Into San Diego – a podcast from NBC 7 News, we look at how San Diego’s COVID complacency and our actions this summer…

The coronavirus outbreak shut down sports at colleges and universities across the country, but in May the NCAA voted to allow voluntary workouts on campuses beginning June 1st for football and basketball teams. Sam Scholl’s University of San Diego hoops team is trying to make the most of this month, but none of that work is taking place inside...

Data shows that police use force on Black residents per 1,000 people. For White residents, however, that number is just over 9 out of 1,000 people while Hispanics are slightly higher with nearly 14 out of 1,000.

NBC 7 Investigates’ Alexis Rivas breaks down use of force data from the San Diego Police Department.