Announcements
Announcements from SBA
Tuesday, February 10, 2026 - Noon-12:50 p.m. - SBA Budget Committee Meeting - Zoom
Monday, February 16, 2026 - Noon-12:50 p.m. - SBA General Meeting - WH 2B
Campus Concerns and Comments Form
Barrister’s Ball 2026
Date: April 18, 2026
Time: 7:00–11:00 PM
Location: Maritime Museum of San Diego
1492 N. Harbor Drive
Ticket Includes: Dinner buffet, two drink tickets, and full venue access
Parking: Not included
Ticket Availability: Limited to 400 student tickets due to venue capacity. Once tickets are sold out, no additional tickets will be released.
Ticket Release Schedule (8:00 AM PST):
February 23 – LLMs, 3Ls, 3Ps, 4Ps
February 24 – 2Ls, 2Ps
February 25 – 1Ls, 1Ps
Students must purchase tickets during their designated class window. Tickets purchased outside the assigned window may be forfeited.
Pricing: $85 / $95 / $105 (tiered pricing)
Questions or concerns: Message us on Instagram at @usdlawsba or email usdlawvpoforg@gmail.com.
We look forward to celebrating with you on the harbor!
Order Your Own LRC T-shirt!
The LRC has heard your interest in our I Heart the LRC t-shirts and we’re excited to provide an option for you to order your own! Use our group order form [https://bit.ly/LRCshirt] to order and pay for a t-shirt from February 16-27. Shirts can be shipped to the LRC for free and will be available for pickup during regular business hours when they arrive (approximately 2 weeks after orders close). Contact Julianne Odin (jodin@sandiego.edu), LRC Student Services Librarian, with questions.
Refocus: ADHD Strategies for Success in Law
The State Bar of California’s Lawyer Assistance Program (LAP) invites law schools to share an upcoming opportunity with current and former students:
Refocus: ADHD Strategies for Success in Law is a three-part series in March designed to support members of the California legal community who experience ADHD or ADHD-like symptoms.
This program focuses on strengthening executive functioning skills essential for success in the legal profession while highlighting the unique strengths of neurodiverse individuals. Each session offers practical strategies, tools, and resources to help participants manage executive functioning effectively in a professional setting. Zoom account required, Register Here!
Spring ’26 Intramural Leagues
Intramural Sports are back! Registration has now opened and we’re gearing up for another exciting season filled with competition, community, and fun.
What Are Intramurals?
Intramural Sports are recreational sports leagues and activities within the USD community, designed for fun, fitness, and friendly competition. No tryouts, no pressure—just play. Whether you’re competitive, casual, or just looking for a way to stay active and meet new people, there’s a league for you.
Heads up: League spots fill fast, so start planning your roster now!
Spring ’26 Intramural Leagues:
5v5 Co-Rec & Open Basketball – Monday & Tuesday Nights (NEW)
7v7 Co-Rec Soccer (Comp & Rec) – Tuesday Nights
7v7 Open Soccer (Comp & Rec) – Monday Nights
6v6 Co-Rec Volleyball (Comp & Rec) – Thursday Nights
7v7 Open Competitive Flag Football – Wednesday Nights
9v9 Co-Rec Undergrad Softball – Thursday Nights
2v2 Open Pickleball – Wednesday Nights (NEW)
4v4 Sand Volleyball – Wednesday Nights (New Day!)
5v5 Open Soccer – Sunday Nights (NEW)
How To Sign Up?
Getting started is easy! Just follow the steps below:
1. Purchase Your Spring Intramural Pay Package
To participate, you’ll first need to purchase your Spring Intramural Pay Package on the Campus Recreation Website under Intramurals → Memberships.
2. Register Through Fusion Play
All league and program registrations are completed through the Fusion Play platform. Once your pay package is active, you’ll have access to all available leagues.
We highly encourage you to download the Fusion Play App today to manage your teams, schedules, and registrations on the go.
If you have any questions, feel free to email mmckinzie@sandiego.edu or USD Campus Recreation Team.
Scholarship
Check out a comprehensive list of both USD and external scholarships to help fund your studies HERE.
Graduate Student Life
Are you interested in connecting with other grad students across USD? Grad Life offers a wide variety of programming for grad and law students. See the events calendar and sign up for the newsletter! Check out the Grad and Law Student Handbook as well!
Student Writing Competitions
Looking for a way to get published? Maybe earn some extra cash? Then consider entering a writing competition. Visit Writing Competitions webpage for current opportunities. Deadlines vary and new competitions are posted periodically.
CalFresh Program
We recognize the importance of the CalFresh Program available to eligible, enrolled students and strongly encourage all to apply. CalFresh provides food resources in the form of an Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) card, which works like a debit card. This program helps many graduate and professional students purchase groceries 12 months a year. Visit CalFresh at https://students.getcalfresh.org/ to start your application. If you have questions about eligibility or need assistance with your application, please contact a CalFresh representative. Approval is determined by CalFresh and the State of California. Please contact the USD School of Law Financial Aid Office at lawaid@sandiego.com to request a CalFresh letter to submit with your application as supporting documentation. It is also recommended to include a copy of the 25-26 FAFSA Submission Summary (The FAFSA Submission Summary summarizes the information you reported on your FAFSA form and includes your estimated eligibility for federal funding, and your Student Aid Index (SAI) received by email from the Department of Education - Federal Student Aid after submitting the FAFSA) along with the CalFresh application, and USD supporting letter.
USD Food Pantry and Torero Closet
The USD Food Pantry in Hahn University Center (UC) 116 includes: food, school supplies, hygiene supplies, laundry detergent, etc. Additionally, we have a refrigerator and freezer to offer students fresh produce, dairy, and additional protein options.
The Torero Closet’s mission is to provide support and resources to members of the USD community who are low income students who express need, identify as former foster youth, homeless or at risk for homelessness, and those students who were emancipated minors or in legal guardianships. It is located at 5330 Linda Vista Road, just south of the West Parking Lot
TimelyCare
TimelyCare provides students with 24/7 access to campus health and counseling resources—anytime, anywhere.
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