PolitiSCize hopes to increase political awareness as well as voter registration on campus.
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Janitors march for contract negotiations
Health insurance was one of the changes employees lobbied for during the rally.
Read the rest of this article »Bike policy changes exaggerate problem
Nothing seems to attract more attention from the USC administration than bikes. Over the past several years, it has attempted to implement countless bike policies, including the most recent one designating bike lanes along Trousdale Parkway as part of the “We are Considerate. We are USC.” campaign. The bike issue, however, is an exaggerated problem [...]
Read the rest of this article »Bike lanes are a positive step forward
The installation of bike lanes along Trousdale Parkway is the university’s clever answer to USC’s ever-present bike safety problem.
Read the rest of this article »Considerate should not be overlooked as a Trojan trait
Faithful, scholarly, skillful, courageous, ambitious: the five traits of a Trojan. We all learned
them at Orientation, and we all see them waving proudly above our heads on the newly
renovated Trousdale Parkway.
Student Affairs, USG implement new bike lanes
As students flock to the University Park Campus for classes this fall, they will find new, portable bike lanes flanking Trousdale Parkway. A joint project by the Office of Student Affairs and the Undergraduate Student Government, the bike lanes, marked with “bike sharrows,” enable students to bike up and down Trousdale without interfering with pedestrian [...]
Read the rest of this article »Consultants present plans for designated bike lanes on campus
Bike lanes have been proposed for McClintock Avenue, Trousdale Parkway and Downey Way.
Read the rest of this article »While saving space for bikes, USC should keep its charm. What makes you proud to call yourself a Trojan? Is it our exceptional academic or athletic rankings? Is it the unique oasis of the campus? Is our Trojan pride being run over by bikes? It is time that the conversation regarding bicycles be at the [...]
Read the rest of this article »Subtle sexism shouldn’t go unnoticed
“No doesn’t mean maybe.” “This isn’t what love looks like.” If you’ve walked down Trousdale Parkway this week, you’ve probably seen statements like these on rows of colorful T-shirts. The display is a part of USC Take Back the Night, a week “dedicated to promoting awareness of and protesting against sexual violence,” according to the [...]
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Faye Espiritu (right), a sophomore majoring in business administration, talks about Spirits in Action to business administration majors Andrew Pince (left), a junior, and Jason Jaban (middle), a sophomore, on Wednesday along Trousdale Parkway.
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