Chapeau! In between 2nd and 3rd on Clement street is the perfect French Bistro to take that special someone. It’s a small venue that will seat around 30 to 50 people, adding to the atmosphere of a bustling little neighborhood bistro in Paris.  The décor and service are also top notch and follow this trend. [...]

The death of Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez on March 5 brought a flurry of mixed feelings to the surface here in the United States. The many that were not familiar with Latin American politics received the news with ambivalence. Soon after the news broke, I received many texts similar to the one sent from my [...]

As I turned on the television to tune into the first presidential debate of the 2012 election, I expected an impressive showdown between Romney Robo-Cop and the great American hope, President Obama himself. What I expected and what was delivered were so drastically different, at times I had to pinch myself throughout the debate. I [...]

Mark your calendars: May 1st, Jeremy Affeldt of the San Francisco Giants, will be speaking at the University of San Francisco campus from 11:40-12:40 at CO 106

Professors and Egyptian student guests weigh their thoughts on Egypt's "18-Day Revolution"

CAB throws a classy welcome back dance complete with crowns and sequined bow ties.

Aries (March 21-April 19): The adventurer in you wants out! Now is a good time to book your Spring break travel plans. The Tropics are beautiful, and Europe is never too far… Taurus (April 20-May 20): For the good of us all, please take it easy on those energy drinks. Try tea instead. If you [...]

ITS reforms password requirements

USF students took to campus in their finest for the first day of the new semester and Campus Chic was there to find the fashion innovators.

Famous for their outrageous performances, the Black Lips played a relatively tame show at the Great American Music Hall, much to the dismay of fans.