Trojans fall to Bruins in Pac-12 championships
USC loses to UCLA for the third time this season as it prepares for the NCAA tournament.
Women of Troy win last home game of the season
USC’s Burnham and Robinson win first place in an exhibition tournament over the weekend.
Sports fans gain from shared experiences
As I stand on the precipice of never writing another sports article, I can’t help but sense an important part of me slipping away, never to return again. It’s not that I’ve ever considered myself an actual sports journalist, more just an opinionated sports fan with patience for the writing process. Now that a mass […]
USC clinches MPSF playoff appearance
The Women of Troy pull off a 12-11 road win over the SDSU Aztecs to extend their season.
Bad TV warrants a goodbye
Goodbye. It is a word that is often used to express that the end of a special friendship or era is near (for example, a pending graduation from USC). However, at times the word can feel just as pertinent when applied to television. Sometimes, all it takes is one episode to make a viewer become […]
Beaux’ triumphs with feisty, clever characters
The Beaux’ Stratagem is full of friendship, fighting and romance as the memorable characters look to find wealth and happiness.
Pain & Gain lacks subtlety, but not style
The latest Michael Bay film shows the director can aptly execute a character-driven plot.
Immigration not blame for bombing
Americans cannot blame all immigrants for malicious acts done by a few radicals.
Gentrification displaces people, cultures
Gentrification drives up the cost of living in areas of the city that were previously more affordable for low-income individuals.
Iron Man 3 Promises Successful Addition to Franchise
Movie series that spin out of control are generally groan-worthy, no matter how much you like the original film or enjoy its subsequent sequels. I, for one, love watching Captain Jack Sparrow and his antics, but when I heard about the fourth film I wanted to beat my head against the wall. The Iron Man […]