Christopher Storer tackles anxiety in ‘The Bear’
The creator of the show spoke to students about the third season Monday night.
Christopher Storer tackles anxiety in ‘The Bear’
The creator of the show spoke to students about the third season Monday night.
FKA twigs’ new album will ‘do it for you’
“Eusexua” serves as the third full-length studio release for British musician FKA twigs.
FKA twigs’ new album will ‘do it for you’
“Eusexua” serves as the third full-length studio release for British musician FKA twigs.
OUR COLUMNISTS
SAMMY BOVITZ
Boardrooms & Blockbusters
Predicting the state of the studios 2025
It’s going to be a fascinating year for Hollywood’s major studios — let’s forecast it.
JASON PHAM
Dining Dollars
Soju and skewers: Dan Sung Sa is a Korean pocha escape
Yogurt cocktails and grilled bar food can be found at Dan Sung Sa in Koreatown.
HADYN PHILLIPS
That’s Fashion, Sweetie
Sexy for me, not for you
Rizzo from Grease was right: keep your filthy paws off my silky drawers!
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JAM JOURNAL
A rotating column by the editors.
MICHELLE is my favorite band — and it should be yours, too
You’ve never heard of this six-piece pop group, which is an utter crime.
MICHELLE is my favorite band — and it should be yours, too
You’ve never heard of this six-piece pop group, which is an utter crime.
MICHELLE is my favorite band — and it should be yours, too
You’ve never heard of this six-piece pop group, which is an utter crime.
AUBRIE COLE
Notes from Abroad
Money on my mind
Cash can’t buy happiness, but it can buy me a plane ticket to Barcelona.
KIMBERLY AGUIRRE
Comic Relief
‘Beyond Saturday Night’ fails
“Saturday Night Live” fans can find better behind-the-scenes information through other media.
I don’t know what I’ll do, and that’s okay
Despite what others will want to project, there’s a beauty in uncertainty.
The United States can’t deny its history any longer
A nation has to honestly confront its unsettling past to move forward.
The United States can’t deny its history any longer
A nation has to honestly confront its unsettling past to move forward.
The escalating danger of performative activism
Social media is deteriorating individuals’ comprehension of critical societal issues.
The escalating danger of performative activism
Social media is deteriorating individuals’ comprehension of critical societal issues.
OUR COLUMNISTS
HARLOW RAYE
First Justice, Then Peace
Anti-Zionism is not antisemitism
Conflating anti-Zionism with antisemitism is inaccurate and dangerous: a perspective from an anti-Zionist Israeli Jew.
JANETTE FU
Wealth & Wisdom: Finance 101
Without sustainable options, data centers can’t thrive
Data centers are profitable, but it’s not worth investing without implementing green solutions.
KEVIN GRAMLING
The (S)existentialist
You are not ‘less than’ for still figuring life out
Others’ certainty about their futures should inspire rather than intimidate.
HEYDY VASQUEZ
UndocuTales
Blame the voters, not the immigrants
Deporting 11 million people will lead to an economic disaster, significantly straining the U.S. economy.
PEYTON DACY
Every 40 Days
EDHITA SINGHAL
Thinking Out Loud
There is no need for you to have burnout this semester
There are a few proactive steps you can take to avoid burnout this year.
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EDITOR’S EPILOGUE
A rotating column by the editors.
Stay true to your call to action
Place courage in who you are, and the rest will follow.
Stay true to your call to action
Place courage in who you are, and the rest will follow.
Stay true to your call to action
Place courage in who you are, and the rest will follow.
[ENG/ESP] SUSA: un ‘refugio hispanohablante’
Después de dificultades, los miembros del club están ampliando sus ofertas.
El legado del rock en español no puede ser ignorado
Aún no hemos visto un movimiento tan cohesivo en los tiempos modernos.
Los espacios para el Judaísmo y la Latinidad en USC
No hay lugar para los estudiantes judíos-hispanos en el campus.
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Legally blind magician dazzles USC community
Tyler Gibgot, the president of USC Magic Association, said his vision is a “strength” as a magician and beyond.
Legally blind magician dazzles USC community
Tyler Gibgot, the president of USC Magic Association, said his vision is a “strength” as a magician and beyond.
Sigma Phi Epsilon returns as affiliated frat
The fraternity was banned from USC after multiple reports of violations in 2013.
Sigma Phi Epsilon returns as affiliated frat
The fraternity was banned from USC after multiple reports of violations in 2013.
MORE NEWS
Faculty survey shows negative reaction to security checkpoints
Some respondents described campus security as “elitist,” “unfriendly” and “unwelcoming.”
USG supports sustainability graduation requirement
The bill encourages USC to institute the requirement as early as next semester.
Orion Housing found liable for withholding deposit
The leasing company was found to be acting in “bad faith” by the Los Angeles County Court.
Early decision program under consideration for some majors
The University may introduce early decision for business and accounting applicants in 2026.
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Men’s volleyball takes on B1G Challenge
USC faces a tough back to back with matches against Ohio State and Penn State.
Men’s volleyball takes on B1G Challenge
USC faces a tough back to back with matches against Ohio State and Penn State.
Men’s basketball sets sights on Spartans
After their stinging rivalry loss, Trojans contend with a highly-ranked Big Ten foe.
Men’s basketball sets sights on Spartans
After their stinging rivalry loss, Trojans contend with a highly-ranked Big Ten foe.
OUR COLUMNISTS
LEILA MACKENZIE
Little Things
Los Angeles can start planning another parade
After a three-team trade, the Sparks have a new headliner in Kelsey Plum.
Los Angeles can start planning another parade
After a three-team trade, the Sparks have a new headliner in Kelsey Plum.
DANA HAMMERSTROM
Heart to Heart
Happy burnout season
Why midterms mean meltdowns, and how to get through them.
HENRY MODE
Below the Fold
THOMAS JOHNSON
Big Ten Bites
National Signing Day is more important than ever for USC
The Trojans need to beef up on both the offensive and defensive lines.
National Signing Day is more important than ever for USC
The Trojans need to beef up on both the offensive and defensive lines.
STEFANO FENDRICH
The Great Debate
NBA ratings are down. So what?
Fans are blowing the league’s low TV viewership out of proportion.
NBA ratings are down. So what?
Fans are blowing the league’s low TV viewership out of proportion.
REGINA CORREA
Need For Speed
Viva Las Vegas, F1’s desert return
The Las Vegas Grand Prix proves the second time’s the charm.
SLOANE MORRA
Second Serve
Thank you, Kim Clijsters
Why can’t I forget about a tennis match from 15 years ago?
ETHAN INMAN
LA on Ice
From Sam Harris, with heart
The San Diego native is bridging the gap between established and upstart hockey cultures.
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RHYTHM AND NEWS
Behind the scenes with Advanced Games Project directors
What's it like being in the USC Games program? What goes into making a video game? Advanced Games Project directors Luke Todaro and Edward Cheng answer these and more on this episode of Rhythm and News, as they sit down with host Abi Mann to talk about the video games they have been creating for the past year.
THE SOAPBOX
‘Forced inclusivity’ is out — nuanced, accurate representation is in
Is media getting woke? In an effort to produce more socially-conscious content, entertainment providers are pushing out bland, overly sanitized content.
TIKTOK
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Godzilla vs. my attention span … FIGHT!
Understanding media overconsumption as censorship 70 years post-Gojira.
Yoboseyo Superette: small business, big impact
James and Cindy Choi are using their boba shop to highlight small businesses and build community.
News on the side: the stories served with our meals
USC’s dining hall TVs offer a mix of channels; do they simply entertain, or do they subtly shape perceptions?
Houston, the media has a problem
Journalism is already losing. It will lose more under Donald Trump.
Best restaurants to ring in the Lunar New Year
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