Trojan Council meeting addresses racial equity and inclusion efforts
By LILLIAN GOODWIN
in Main Feature, News
USC leadership hosted a forum Tuesday to discuss campus climate and initiatives proposed by task forces.
‘The Sky is Everywhere’ star Ji-young Yoo is ready to shine on the silver screen
By MAY SONG
in Featured, Film, Lifestyle, Main Feature
Ji-young Yoo landed a supporting role in the upcoming film adaptation of A24’s “The Sky is Everywhere.”

Students waver Texas storms, keep up with school
Following multiple days of freezing temperatures and power shortages, students living in Texas are now trying to catch up on their school work.

USC Price school holds panel on systemic racism in policing
The panel featured Los Angeles district attorney George Gascón, DPS Chief John Thomas and founder of 2nd Call Skipp Townsend.

USC Gould creates required race course
The Gould School of Law is the first Top 25 law school to implement a required course on race and the law.
USC distributes vaccines to surrounding community, will vaccinate on-campus employees
Beginning March 1, USC will begin distributing the vaccine to on-campus workers, beginning with workers who have maintained campus throughout the pandemic.
Women’s water polo faces tough slate at Arizona weekend tournament
The top-ranked Trojans gear up for the Arizona State Invitational.
Veganism should not be dismissed as a fad
It’s important to examine what lies beneath a popular diet trend.
The Beat Lives On: Daft Punk’s final farewell is official, but their legacy is still alive
The influential and innovative electronic duo, Daft Punk, has officially broken up as of Feb. 22.
New mental health publication created by and for students
The GIVE Foundation was created to help students through the transition from high school to college.
Viterbi houses James E. Ballinger engineer of the year
Darin Gray won the award for his long-term work in the USC Viterbi K-12 STEM Center.
USC’s research labs accused of animal cruelty again
The nonprofit watchdog Stop Animal Exploitation Now! obtained documents that allege lab technicians performed unnecessary amputations on mice and knowingly created excessive neck wounds on pigs.
Talkin’ Troy S6E2: Previewing the Trojans’ matchup against Arizona with Sean Fagan
Deputy sports editor Anthony Gharib and sports editors Taylor…
Students react with happiness, skepticism to Fall 2021 reopening plans
By ALISHA SONI
in Featured, Main Feature, News