NEWS

Student Health continues services during summer
Health services are still offered to students but with limited, shorter hours.

Holistic cattle farming, environmental boons: Students research regenerative agriculture
Two students are finding ways to use cattle farming to better the environment.

USC celebrates Class of 2023 at 140th Commencement
Friday’s ceremony featured addresses from President Carol Folt and Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige.
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Road to Revival: The Lakers failed to adapt
The Lakers collapsed under the pressure of playoff basketball.

Trojans Tennis duo falls short at NCAA Individuals
USC didn’t bring home the hardware despite making it all the way to the semifinals.

Track & Field shows out at West Preliminary Rounds
USC had sixteen different athletes qualify for the National Championships.
OPINION

I miss how the stars shine back home
Light pollution takes the darkness out of Los Angeles nights.

Thank you, Bob Ross
Bob Ross helped me realize that I was not just a student, but a person.

Chronically Catherine: Little Miss Grief
No one died, but sometimes it feels like parts of me have as a result of my chronic illnesses.
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Non-Stop K-Pop: K-Pop and U.S. release frequencies just aren’t the same
This is why K-pop is superior to Western pop music and culture.

New Latin releases to add to your summer playlists
From Mexican regional music to Urbano Latino, here are four songs to listen to.

Re-Introducing ‘King Pleasure’: Basquiat
Lisane Basquiat and Jeanine Heriveaux discuss new exhibit at The Grand LA.
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The Cardinal Divas spread the majorette gospel
After a whirlwind of media attention, the team is pressing onward, busy as ever.
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