Freshman takes on surprise leadership role for women’s basketball
Guard Minyon Moore has seized the opportunity to make an impact for USC.
Track and field impresses at Razorback Invitational
The women’s team finished second overall, and the men finished seventh out of 14.
USC addresses impact of Trump’s executive order on immigration
A memorandum from Provost Michael Quick reiterated USC’s status as a global university, and pledged the support of the administration and staff for international students affected by the executive order.
Carnival provides Skid Row residents with resources
The Wayfarer Foundation hosts the Carnival of Love annually for the homeless.
Female politicians of color discuss setbacks and successes
The panelists talked about how their backgrounds affected their leadership.
Universities must fight for financial aid
With Betsy DeVos as the U.S. secretary of education, poor students will be vulnerable.
Raising the minimum wage offers public health benefits
Still, crucial public resources that minimum wage earners rely on must remain funded.
REVIEW: Gabriel Garzón-Montano releases soulful project
Gabriel Garzón-Montano has grown his sound with great arrangement and detail, putting Jardín in full bloom by showing his green thumb for more great music.
COLUMN: What does it mean to be a man?
For the first 19 years of my life, I lived under the impression that in order to be recognized as an equal to other men, I had to fit the mold. It was the small details — the words I said, the way I behaved and the things I did — that made me self-conscious […]
REVIEW: Kehlani’s latest album seals its SWEETSEXYSAVAGE title
The Grammy-nominated singer gets personal with her latest solo project.