Women’s tennis plays in Pac-12 individuals
Freshman Meredith Xepoleas led the Women of Troy to the singles title.
Armenian student leaders honor genocide
The leaders organized the Los Angeles March for Justice to pay tribute to the killings.
Former governor discusses severity of CA drought
The Schwarzenegger Institute and the Price School hosted the drought forum.
Men’s golf begins Pac-12 Tournament in Pullman
Senior Eric Sugimoto and freshman Sean Crocker led the Trojans on the first day.
Football promises exciting 2015
As we enter the final week of classes, I have mixed feelings about the upcoming months. For most college students, summer means getting a job or an internship and discovering a taste of life after college. But the beginning of summer means we’re that much closer to the end of summer, which means we’re that […]
Baseball looks to recover against Cal State Fullerton
After dropping a series to Oregon State, the baseball team will host Fullerton.
Black Widow and the problem with our female superheroes
Last week, a reporter asked Chris Evans and Jeremy Renner — two stars of the upcoming Avengers sequel — what they thought about the fact that Black Widow (portrayed by Scarlet Johansson) was hooking up with the Hulk (Mark Ruffalo) rather than either of the fictional characters portrayed by the two men, Captain America or […]
Fassbender shines in beautiful and surprising western
Slow West, the impressive feature-film debut of writer and director John Maclean, is a complex visual feast.
“Clinton Cash” controversy brings reminder of past scandals
On May 5, author Peter Schweizer will release his new book Clinton Cash: The Untold Story of How and Why Foreign Governments and Business Helped Make Bill and Hillary Rich. Schweizer told ABC in an interview that his book exposes 12 incidents in which Hillary Clinton was giving governmental power to those who gave money […]
Allegations against Hillary Clinton will not affect campaign
Two weeks after her announcement to run for president in 2016, Hillary Clinton has found herself embroiled in yet another controversy. This time, rather than examining the email habits of the former secretary of state, it concerns the Clinton Foundation and the allocation of received donations. According to a forthcoming book by Stanford professor Peter […]