Mapplethorpe exhibit comes to LACMA
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s “Robert Mapplethorpe: XYZ” dives deep into touchy topics of homosexuality and race.
Media must avoid sensationalism
As news outlets started calling the election for President Barack Obama on Tuesday night, I couldn’t help feeling like we could have called it a long time ago. Even if Republican Mitt Romney hadn’t had such a clumsy campaign, it’s become increasingly rare for an incumbent president to lose, especially an unchallenged one. And Obama […]
Election results indicate a need for national unity
The next four years are about transformative change and moving forward together.
Point/Counterpoint: Discussing partisan politics
Elena Kadvany | Point: Partisanship cannot continue as is My initial reaction to the news that President Barack Obama was re-elected was relief, not excitement. I was relieved that the leader I believe in gets another four years to prove himself to those who don’t believe in him the way I do, and to continue […]
USC Housing to implement fingerprinting technology
Beginning next week, USC residence halls will require students to present their student ID and scan their fingerprint in order to gain entry to their buildings, according to an email from USC Housing. The email said the move was made to better ensure safety in USC Housing facilities. “As part of USC Housing’s continuing effort […]
Senate passes resolution, updates election codes
The Undergraduate Student Government passed election legislation on Election Day.
Nikias announces new campus security measures
The policies include restricting entry to campus after 9 p.m. and increasing DPS presence.
California election data trickles in to mixed results
Proposition 30 carried a slight lead in early results, while Proposition 34 fell behind.
Students call voters to up poll turnout
College Democrats and College Republicans phone banked until polls closed Tuesday.
Viewing party draws hundreds
The number of students who attended the party increased from the 2008 event.