Sun protection


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Isabella Wu, a sophomore majoring in international relations and biological sciences, and Sasha Vaghefi, a junior majoring in psychology, members of USC Colleges Against Cancer, give out free sunscreen on Trousdale Parkway on Saturday to fans before the football game.

Letter to the editor


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Trojans running over Trojans I have a concern, and it is kind of a big one. It’s about the bicyclists/skateboarders vs. pedestrians thing going on right now. It is really getting out of control. There are no signs posted as to what the rules are. I have no idea what the rules are, to be […]

Reforms to No Child Left Behind are positive


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President Barack Obama visited the students of Benjamin Banneker Academic High School in Washington D.C. last Wednesday to deliver his annual back-to-school speech, with one definitive message: Keep going to school. Don’t just finish high school; go to college. And once you’re there, graduate and get a college degree. This speech closely paralleled the goal […]

LA eateries merge American culture with German cuisine


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Think of the classic American backyard party: You crack open an ice-cold bottle of Miller Lite and swig it down while poking at hotdogs sizzling on an outdoor grill. The day is warm, sweetened by a glug of cool fizziness. It’s lazy, it’s relaxing and it’s social. Oktoberfest has several hundred times more fun and […]

Ooh La L.A! Festival brings best of French music


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French food might often be seen as rich, but its music rarely gets the same reference or admiration as its cuisine. The Ooh La L.A! Festival, a three-day music event showcasing rising French music artists, seeks to shift the music palate of Los Angelenos toward developing a taste for French music culture. Its third annual […]