DREAMers at USC feel uncertainty, fear deportation
DACA enrollees at USC have felt unsafe after a DREAMer was deported under Trump.
The Sack of Troy is the ultimate source of campus satire
One of the newspaper’s articles was recognized at a college humor conference.
USC memes: The central force in campus culture
The USC memes page has nearly 15,500 members comprised of USC students as well as students from other universities across the nation
COLUMN: Concerts are unique, unifying force
Concerts are a testament to the necessity of music to allow people to come together.
REVIEW: Tosca impresses with intricate details
LA Opera’s Tosca perfectly encapsulates the passions that drive the opera, thanks to the incredible talent behind it.
REVIEW: Dana Café Boba fails to deliver quality
Dana Café Boba is more an attempt to ride the coattails of the current boba trend rather than create quality beverages.
COLUMN: “You Do Uterus” reflects the diversity of women’s experiences
To me, “You Do Uterus” is a phrase that acknowledges the vast range of experiences of those who identify as women around the world.
What Bill Maher doesn’t get about college students
The late night comedian’s condescending outlook on campus protests shows fundamental misunderstanding of free speech.
COLUMN: Time at USC is what you make of it
It pays to remember how lucky we all are to be here. More than 84 percent of students who applied were not as fortunate, nor were the countless others who achieved admission but couldn’t meet the costs.
To Love and Be Loved in Thailand
When I used to think about studying abroad, the first image that came to my mind was often jet-setting across continents and visiting new cities every weekend. Unlike most people I know (looking at you, friends in Europe), I haven’t known this to be my reality and until last week I hadn’t left New Zealand […]