Pair of sweeps helps USC win 10th straight match
Senior outside hitter Tony Ciarelli leads Trojans to wins over a pair of top-15 teams.
Women of Troy still looking for first win
The Women of Troy, led by freshman Doris Chen, tie for second at Rancho Bernardo.
Title IX’s impact is still being felt at USC
On March 10, the women’s sand volleyball team played its inaugural match. Sand volleyball, USC’s newest sport, is USC’s 12th women’s athletic team. The inaugural match was timely because of the recent celebration of the 40th anniversary of Title IX. Commonly referenced in regards to equality in women’s athletics, many overlook Title IX’s initial purpose. […]
Poor weather conditions hamper USC’s latest efforts
Despite rain, senior Marissa Minderler takes first in the javelin at Northridge Invite.
Women of Troy finish third at NCAA championships
Senior Katinka Hosszu wins her fifth NCAA championship, good for third in school history.
Mass Effect 3 stuns with storyline and gameplay
The highly anticipated final installment of the Mass Effect series comes to an epic close.
Modern TV lacks stability, certainty
Television has had many ups and downs in recent weeks with returns, delays and cancellations, giving way to the widespread instability in modern television programming. This holds particularly true as Tuesday falls squarely between the long-delayed midseason return of NBC’s gleefully eccentric gang comedy Community and the even longer delayed season five premiere of AMC’s […]
Casa de mi Padre fails to meet potential
Despite an all-star cast and the comedic genius of Will Ferrell, Casa de mi Padre falls flat with ineffective jokes and pointless subplots.
Dornsife needs to become cohesive
USC claims to prioritize the liberal arts. According to the USC website’s undergraduate admission page, the undergraduate curriculum “emphasizes critical thinking, verbal and written communication, and humankind’s history and diversity.” True to this statement, the Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences is the biggest school at USC, encompassing a vast number of majors and […]
New AP cuts hurt low-income students
Recent federal funding cuts create a troubling divide between those who can afford the AP exam fees and those who cannot.