Ray Sarmiento named Player of the Week
The sophomore is the third consecutive Trojan to be named the Pac-12 Player of the Week.
Roster moves making headlines this spring
The USC football team has only two weeks remaining in spring practice. The Trojans are primed to take on any opponent even though they are months away from kickoff. Many questions, however, still surround USC’s roster. Spring practice has not been the easiest transition for the USC football program. Injuries, transfers and multi-sport athletes have […]
Jessop-Whittier Cup belongs to Women of Troy
Competing for the first time this spring, No. 6 USC wins the annual San Diego Crew Classic.
Television explores economic identities
Any talk relating to the politics of representation in the media generally focuses on a handful of characteristics that a person would have from birth. Race and sexual orientation in particular are the cause of the lion’s share of hand-wringing over representational issues: Are minorities underrepresented in How I Met Your Mother, for instance, or […]
Tyga delivers charismatic, lively show
Though Tyga could have narrowed down his song selection at his L.A. concert, he got the crowd going with his energy and guest stars.
Musical takes flight with stand-out performances
USC’s City of Angels soars with its production value and impeccable singing and acting.
Publishing trend opens access
Self-publication is on the rise, stirring both warranted and unwarranted criticism.
Hyper-competitive admissions will leave out many students
As college admissions become more competitive, can any high school students really afford to be well-rounded anymore? Admission rates are sinking lower at many major universities. USC’s undergraduate admission rate dropped 4 percentage points this year. As the number of applicants grows, more and more applicants look for ways to differentiate themselves from the masses. […]
Letter to the editor
The administration should create bike paths on campus. Biking is the fastest way to get to class at USC. Many of us bike down Ellendale Place, turn left on Jefferson Boulevard and bike across the intersection at McClintock Avenue. Do you wonder if there are police waiting to give you a ticket for riding your […]
Community colleges need alternatives
At Santa Monica College, state budget cuts have forced a last resort solution that takes a toll on an already hurting student population.