USC student explores the world of virtual reality
Cosmo Scharf created VRLA to try the newest innovations in the industry.
Grand Central Market brims with new vendors, food
Grand Central Market revamps its style to appeal to a more discerning crowd.
Safety and community both important
Boosted security is a must, but USC needs to keep the neighborhood in mind.
Perks of higher education are worth the price tag
Pay for college graduates has declined, but college’s value isn’t just monetary.
More needed to end campus sexual assault
“Boys will be boys!” It’s a seemingly harmless expression that calls to mind images of laughing parents dismissing their sons’ horseplay. Within the context of the ongoing issue of sexual assault on campus, however, this phrase gains eerie new significance. Boys will be boys — in other words, it is in their nature to take […]
U.S. has the power to stop Islamic State
The Obama administration could lead Iraq to stability if it decides to depart from the status quo.
True beauty doesn’t need the cover-up of makeup
Women and girls don’t need cosmetics to feel confident and beautiful.
For-profit college system needs reform
The Corinthian Colleges debacle revealed the issues of corporate universities.
UV renovation a sign of positive development
The University Village (UV) overhaul reflects the school’s continuous growth.
USC continues commitment to refinement
USC is a university in a constant state of progress.This sentiment is perhaps best reflected in the various improvements to the University both physically — the building of the new Wallis Annenberg Hall, The Village construction — and academically with USC’s sustained rise to prominence as an elite international research university. This progress has occurred […]