‘CHROMAKOPIA’ invades Camp Flog Gnaw
Tyler, The Creator's music festival swept across the Dodger Stadium grounds.
‘CHROMAKOPIA’ invades Camp Flog Gnaw
Tyler, The Creator's music festival swept across the Dodger Stadium grounds.
Joe Hisaishi animates with sound at LA Phil
The iconic composer, known for animated films, is just as magical in his own right.
Joe Hisaishi animates with sound at LA Phil
The iconic composer, known for animated films, is just as magical in his own right.
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SAMMY BOVITZ
Boardrooms & Blockbusters
You should know about Seven Bucks Productions
Ahead of “Red One,” let’s learn how movie stars control content more than ever before.
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
‘The Lorax’ returns in Ralph Lauren
Those shoes haven’t just been calling your name — they might have called the recent election.
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I’m the Anton Ego of music
Songs take me to places beyond reality.
I’m the Anton Ego of music
Songs take me to places beyond reality.
I’m the Anton Ego of music
Songs take me to places beyond reality.
AUBRIE COLE
Downloadable Content
Interactive media is high art’s summit
Film, music and theater are highly esteemed in the critical and creative worlds, so why aren’t games?
KIMBERLY AGUIRRE
Comic Relief
The best stand-up comedy of 2024
Celebrating the greatest comedic minds of the year.
American selfishness defined this election
The U.S. was founded on inherently selfish ideals that are still relevant today.
American selfishness defined this election
The U.S. was founded on inherently selfish ideals that are still relevant today.
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
Fifty basis points down: what the Fed’s rate cut means
The Fed cuts rates to maintain a stable economy, but the market should remain alert.
KEVIN GRAMLING
The (S)existentialist
Reconciling faith for the still confused
You don’t need to be sure of what you believe in before finding comfort in forces greater than yourself.
HEYDY VASQUEZ
UndocuTales
Time is ticking, Congress
When discussing immigration one must understand who has the power to implement policies.
PEYTON DACY
Every 40 Days
English shouldn’t be the United States’ official language
Not having an official language is a blessing for indigenous language activists.
EDHITA SINGHAL
Thinking Out Loud
Forgive your opps, they aren’t worth it
Giving grace to those who don’t ask for it is hard, but you should let go.
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Find your network of people
In a world of stress and uncertainty, hold onto the people that add love, support and inspiration to your life.
Find your network of people
In a world of stress and uncertainty, hold onto the people that add love, support and inspiration to your life.
Find your network of people
In a world of stress and uncertainty, hold onto the people that add love, support and inspiration to your life.
[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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Senators vote to remove speaker of the senate
Diana Carpio, the former speaker of the senate, plans to resign from USG entirely.
Senators vote to remove speaker of the senate
Diana Carpio, the former speaker of the senate, plans to resign from USG entirely.
Student athletes launched free running club for children
Run Your City, the new club, is designed to introduce kids to sports like track and field.
Student athletes launched free running club for children
Run Your City, the new club, is designed to introduce kids to sports like track and field.
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Senators vote to remove speaker of the senate
Diana Carpio, the former speaker of the senate, plans to resign from USG.
Tradition lives on: Tommy Watch allowed to run 24/7
The Trojan Knights and the USC Helenes can now guard Tommy Trojan and Hecuba 24/7 for the rest of Conquest Week, the University said in a statement to the Daily Trojan.
Hecuba, Tommy left unguarded at night for Conquest
Trojan Knights, along with Helenes, must leave watch by 11:30 p.m. every day.
Students react to outcomes of California ballot measures
Students expressed concern and confusion about the future of California politics.
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Men’s basketball looks to dominate the Spartans
After a disappointing defeat, USC looks to bounce back in duel with San Jose State.
Men’s basketball looks to dominate the Spartans
After a disappointing defeat, USC looks to bounce back in duel with San Jose State.
Riley, Trojans pull signal-caller switcheroo in ‘25 recruiting class
USC lost out on Juju Lewis, but flipped California native prospect Husan Longstreet.
Riley, Trojans pull signal-caller switcheroo in ‘25 recruiting class
USC lost out on Juju Lewis, but flipped California native prospect Husan Longstreet.
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LEILA MACKENZIE
Little Things
Twenty false starts
Nudging toward a whistleless life.
Twenty false starts
Nudging toward a whistleless life.
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
Husan Longstreet is the blueprint for USC football
The five-star quarterback committed to the Trojans over the weekend.
Husan Longstreet is the blueprint for USC football
The five-star quarterback committed to the Trojans over the weekend.
STEFANO FENDRICH
The Great Debate
Benching Miller Moss was the right move
While Lincoln Riley may have mastered the art of deflection, it was time to give Maiava a chance.
USC football, so confusing
This Trojan team is an enigma, and there’s no one correct way to look at their season so far.
REGINA CORREA
Need For Speed
Could Lando Norris be the next Formula One World Champion?
The fight is tight as Max Verstappen remains ahead in the driver standings.
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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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.
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How situationships are ruining your dating life
Situationships have changed the way we think about finding love.
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The myth of getting better
My brain damage is permanent. This feeling doesn’t have to be.
The college loneliness crisis
Why is it so hard for our generation to find community?
Don’t wake me from my sleep, my dreams are sweet
Undocumented students are worried that a new Donald Trump presidency will uproot their lives.
Not your music microtrend
Whether you’re into it or not, EDM is here to stay
The fight to get right
While the Olympic Games don’t come to L.A. until 2028, Black women are already competing in an extreme sport — obtaining proper hair care.
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