Obama College Prep must consider location


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In some cities, the high school you attend can determine a lot about your trajectory in life. This was definitely the case in my hometown of Chicago. On Thursday, I was one of the excited Chicagoans who received news that my hometown would be adding another highly ranked high school to its list of selective-enrollment […]

Trojan Trends — April 29


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“A woman should dress in a way that shows her personality. It’s all about being classy and sophisticated.” — Jacqualine Sabino, junior majoring in environmental studies.   “I intern at a clothing line but I consider thrifting one of my favorite hobbies.” — Anaka Morris, sophomore majoring in American studies and ethnicity.   “Flowy skirts […]

Shopowners reflect on time at the UV


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In May, the remaining shops and restaurants at the University Village will finally close their doors as construction begins on the USC Village, the university’s $1-billion project to turn the area University Village now occupies into dining, retail and student housing space. The Daily Trojan interviewed some of the current UV patrons about their shops, […]

Ceremony held to remember the Holocaust


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On Monday evening, USC Hillel hosted “Remembering the Holocaust: A Yom Ha’Shoah Ceremony” as part of USC’s Genocide Awareness Month. The event, which began with a short religious ceremony in memory of the 6 million Jewish Holocaust victims, included the lighting of six candles — one for each million killed. Following this was a panel […]

Do you believe in magic?


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(Left to right): Professor Daniel Durbin and magicians Eddie Medrano, Dennis Forel and Pop Haydn speak during Monday night’s ‘Communication & Magic Night’ event, hosted by USC Annenberg Student Communication Association and Lambda Pi Eta. The panel discussed how communication played a role in their magic tricks. Editor’s note: This post has been updated.