Capoeira at USC makes upside-down the right side up
Club Capoeira SC embraces martial arts stemming from liberation and freedom.
Capoeira at USC makes upside-down the right side up
Club Capoeira SC embraces martial arts stemming from liberation and freedom.
Omar Apollo displays evergreen talent at ‘God Said No’ tour
The singer performed his hit singles and newest album at the Hollywood Bowl Oct. 5.
Omar Apollo displays evergreen talent at ‘God Said No’ tour
The singer performed his hit singles and newest album at the Hollywood Bowl Oct. 5.
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SAMMY BOVITZ
Boardrooms & Blockbusters
Joker, meet Overton
'Joker: Folie à Deux' is the furthest thing from a normal blockbuster — and that’s a very good sign for Hollywood.
JASON PHAM
Dining Dollars
K-BBQ fuels any meat lover’s cravings
BBQ All You Can Eat serves one of the cheapest endless meat options in Los Angeles.
HADYN PHILLIPS
That’s Fashion, Sweetie
Meow and me
Is the relationship between fashion and fur deeper than a pretty coat?
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JAM JOURNAL
A rotating column by the editors.
I find joy in judging CDs
What started out as picking a random J-pop CD has now become an ever-growing collection.
I find joy in judging CDs
What started out as picking a random J-pop CD has now become an ever-growing collection.
I find joy in judging CDs
What started out as picking a random J-pop CD has now become an ever-growing collection.
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
‘Saturday Night’ is a love letter to comedy, creativity
As “Saturday Night Live” celebrates 50 years, “Saturday Night” honors the show’s creation.
Awkwardness is just main character energy
You don’t have to be cool to feel like the protagonist: lessons from cringe comedy.
Harris is the right choice, but we deserve better
Leftists raise valid concerns about the VP’s candidacy, but Jill Stein isn’t the answer.
Harris is the right choice, but we deserve better
Leftists raise valid concerns about the VP’s candidacy, but Jill Stein isn’t the answer.
LA influencer culture is killing the nightclub
If you don’t post about going out and no one knows, is it even worth going at all?
LA influencer culture is killing the nightclub
If you don’t post about going out and no one knows, is it even worth going at all?
OUR COLUMNISTS
KEVIN GRAMLING
The (S)existentialist
Brat summer but I’m in my room reading a book
The only person who knows the most fun way to spend your Friday night is you.
HEYDY VASQUEZ
UndocuTales
Financial aid’s limitations on out-of-state undocumented students
University support should extend to all undocumented, not just in-state students.
PEYTON DACY
Every 40 Days
Athletics are helping rejuvenate endangered languages
From Gaelic football to lacrosse, sports are a great tool for language preservation.
EDHITA SINGHAL
Thinking Out Loud
You need to get over your regrets
We should stop repenting for all our missed opportunities in college.
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EDITOR’S EPILOGUE
A rotating column by the editors.
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.
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East LA community pushes back on HSC expansion
The City Council-approved research facility has seen rallies, emails and appeals.
East LA community pushes back on HSC expansion
The City Council-approved research facility has seen rallies, emails and appeals.
USC sees decrease in reported ethnicity
Out of 82,000 applicants, only 3,489 students were both accepted and enrolled.
USC sees decrease in reported ethnicity
Out of 82,000 applicants, only 3,489 students were both accepted and enrolled.
THE WEEKLY FRAME
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Pro-Palestinian group participates in study-in
Roughly 25 people participated in the event, which took place at Taper Hall before DPS officers told them to disperse or be "pushed off campus" for violating University policy.
Senators, stakeholders discuss programming assemblies’ role
Bill to alter programming department bylaws rejected by the senate nine to three.
USC student files suit against the city of Los Angeles
The senior speaks out on unchecked police violence with ‘less-lethal’ weapons.
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators walkout, march around campus
Students and faculty demanded USC divest from weapons makers and criticized its security protocols.
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Football loses on final play, again
USC lost its third game to No. 3 Penn State after it had a 14 point lead at halftime.
Football loses on final play, again
USC lost its third game to No. 3 Penn State after it had a 14 point lead at halftime.
Why is USC’s gameday culture so bad?
An analysis of USC gameday culture in comparison with other schools in the Big Ten.
Why is USC’s gameday culture so bad?
An analysis of USC gameday culture in comparison with other schools in the Big Ten.
OUR COLUMNISTS
LEILA MACKENZIE
Little Things
Sampaio’s sorcery is soccer uncensored
The Trojans’ three-year starter may have scored the NCAA goal of the year.
Sampaio’s sorcery is soccer uncensored
The Trojans’ three-year starter may have scored the NCAA goal of the year.
DANA HAMMERSTROM
Heart to Heart
Uncovering truth behind talent
The battle for your mental health is not linear.
HENRY MODE
Unsung Heroes
The Trojan defense has a new leader front and center
Easton Mascarenas-Arnold is new to SoCal, but he has already made his mark.
THOMAS JOHNSON
Big Ten Bites
Is Lincoln Riley on the hot seat?
USC football has compiled a 5-7 record across its last 12 games and has stumbled through Big Ten play.
Is Lincoln Riley on the hot seat?
USC football has compiled a 5-7 record across its last 12 games and has stumbled through Big Ten play.
STEFANO FENDRICH
The Great Debate
D’Anton Lynn’s defense gives me hope
USC football’s new defensive coordinator has elevated the unit in ways unseen in past years.
Is Lincoln Riley on the hot seat?
USC football has compiled a 5-7 record across its last 12 games and has stumbled through Big Ten play.
REGINA CORREA
Need For Speed
Is Logan Sargeant IndyCar bound?
Formula 1’s Sargeant could be bringing it back to the States.
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
A winner in every language
Cayla Barnes demands victory no matter where she goes.
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TALKIN’ TROY
Everything you need to know about one of the biggest names in college sports.
Football makes Big Ten debut at the Big House
In this episode of “Talkin' Troy”, host Marcus Partida, Jackson Smith and Charlie Kayne analyze how the Trojan offense and defense match up against the Wolverines, and score predictions heading into Saturday.
Michelle Chavez
Editor
RHYTHM AND NEWS
Pop culture breakdowns and discussions with individuals in the USC community.
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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Auburn D’Artell
Editor
THE SOAPBOX
The best of Daily Trojan Opinion, in audio form.
How we got our academic awards back
In this episode of “The Soapbox”, host Jennifer Baek paints a picture of the discontinuation and reinstatement of the Academic Achievement Award and Exceptional Funding at USC, alongside opinion staff writers Sherie Agcaoili, Edhita Singhal and Luisa Luo, whose co-written essay was published just days before the University reversed its decision on the awards.
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Letters to strangers
While these are all letters about strangers, there is at least some truth in every single entry.
The age of the vanilla DJ
This is not a tribute. It’s an autopsy.
Clubs persist despite setbacks
Student organizations discuss challenges with Campus Activities.
A license plate a day keeps the homesickness away
Why plates from fifty(-one) states make me feel closer to my family in D.C.
USC on film
For a special Daily Trojan Magazine photo essay, staff photographers, Jake Berg, Bryce Dechert, Tai Lyn Sandhu and Mallory Snyder, took it old-school with physical media, a roll of film.
Comedy group improvises entire hilarious musical
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