Trojans roll over crosstown rivals
No. 9 USC topples UCLA, 50-0, Saturday night in front of a sellout crowd at the Coliseum.
Cryptik revitalizes the banal
Modern artist, Cryptik, blends different scripts with ordinary objects in “Sacred Syllables.”
Tomboy explores identity
Director Céline Sciamma’s second film, Tomboy, takes an in-depth look at gender roles.
Holiday weather offers students quirky workout opportunities
With Thanksgiving gone and winter holidays quickly approaching, it’s an ominous time for fitness and health. Cold weather, a surplus of baked goods and an atmosphere of vacation are more than enough to keep college students curled up in blankets and sweaters, drinking hot chocolate and not thinking about exercise. Health more than likely isn’t […]
Rihanna revitalizes tired musical style
Rihanna’s latest album embraces a newfound provocative flair, incorporating styles ranging from techno to hip-hop.
Letter to the editor
Healthy food options needed A common complaint among USC students is the lack of healthy, nutritional food options around campus. There are no markets that offer entirely fresh, organic produce within a mile of school. The nearest healthy, organic market is far and unreachable to many students. USC should open an organic market on campus […]
Startups deserve expansion
USC can do much more to encourage students to become involved in entrepreneurship.
Spotify needs independent social network
There should be more innovation and less reliance on Facebook as an avenue for greater publicity.
School of policy receives $50-million naming donation
USC has received a $50 million donation from the Price Family Charitable Fund to endow the USC School of Policy, Planning and Development, which will be renamed the USC Sol Price School of Public Policy, the school announced Monday. The new endowment will provide USC Sol Price School with the resources to expand its social […]
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