Led by Trojans, Pac-12 is resurging


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Over the past six seasons, one idea has been ingrained in many college football fans’ minds: the South Eastern Conference is far and away the best national conference. To be honest, if one were to take a cursory glance, it would not seem like much of a stretch. The past six national champions have all […]

Roundup


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The following incidents were reported in the USC Dept. of Public Safety daily incident log between Tuesday, Jan. 24, and Wednesday, Jan. 25. Crimes against a person at 9:46 p.m. on Jan. 24, a student in the USC School of Cinematic Arts said he was pushed by his professor after he entered a darkened classroom […]

Foreign affair


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Siobhan O’Malley, a sophomore majoring in communication, asks Sabrina Chong, the associate director for Annenberg International Programs, about the London and Argentina programs at the Study Abroad Fair on Wednesday. The Office of Overseas Studies held the fair on Trousdale Parkway as part of Study Abroad Week.

Extensive series limit reader opportunities


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I often hear from non-comic book readers that they don’t read comics not out of a lack of interest, but out of intimidation over where to begin. This complaint isn’t completely unwarranted. Narrative arcs within various series can be complex and many people don’t want to just jump into the middle of a story. After all, […]

Haute Highlights


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RISK! — A Storytelling Show  NerdMelt at Meltdown Comics Thursday, Jan. 26 at 8 p.m. Have you ever wondered about the crazy stories people choose to tell only to their friends? RISK!, a show hosted by comedians Kumail Nanjiani and Pete Holmes, gives you the opportunity to finally hear some of those outrageously hilarious tales […]