LAPD cracks down on jaywalking near USC
California vehicle code 21456 says pedestrians are jaywalking if they step off the curb once the countdown timer starts.
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Breibart’s Ben Shapiro talks to USC GOP
The editor spoke on a range of topics such as what he perceives as the left’s anti-Israel bias.
Espresso yourself: Urth Caffé vs. Augie’s Coffee House Point-By-Point
Coffee. Whether this godsend keeps you awake for your 8 a.m. or your all-nighter, it’s definitely a must-have for many college students. The million-dollar question students face each day isn’t whether or not to get coffee, but where. This week, we’re offering up a debate over two coffee shops, Urth Caffé and Augie’s Coffee House. […]
COLUMN: Unpaid internships aren’t cheap
Just last week, I had the privilege of accepting my fifth unpaid internship. That’s a combination of five semesters or summers during which I have worked entirely voluntarily. I suppose I am officially a supporter and an advocate for the commonly despised unpaid internship. It’s not that I have not had any opportunities to earn […]
No. 14 women’s soccer to host Cal State Fullerton
The No. 4 seed Women of Troy have not won a national championship since 2007.
COUNTERPOINT: Federal investigations finally put pressure on colleges to reform sexual assault policy
As colleges across the country, under increasing federal and public pressure, have begun to increase enforcement for sexual assault policy, some have questioned whether federal intervention is a net positive, given the red tape, strict requirements and harsh punishments it entails. But using federal investigations as a reason to pump the brakes on sexual assault […]
Gun control discussed at Wednesday’s ‘Trending Topics’
In response to recent mass shootings on college campuses in Oregon and Tennessee, USC students and faculty met Wednesday night for a panel discussion on gun violence and campus safety. “Trending Topics: Gun Control,” part of a monthly current events discussion series, was presented by the USC Speakers Committee, USG External Affairs and the Delta […]
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Conversation on diversity resolution must be constructive
Social media has lit up in the last 48 hours regarding the Campus Climate Resolution, and after taking some time to collect my thoughts, I’ve decided to weigh in as a member of the student body who cares about seeing change on this campus. On the whole, the resolution is unquestionably a good thing. Discrimination […]
Lack of competition makes college expensive
The textbook market is just the latest example of the university monopoly.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Street vending in Los Angeles should be legalized
With the increase in unemployment, there has been a growing lack of job opportunities in the city of Los Angeles, specifically for low-income, undocumented residents. With fewer opportunities to earn an honest living, low-income undocumented residents significantly depend on street vending to provide for their families. Street vending is an integral part of the city’s […]