SAE charter revoked for three years


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The California Gamma chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at USC will close for the next three years based on a decision made by the fraternity’s national council yesterday evening. “Basically their national organization was concerned about the chapter and, after thorough investigation and conversations with members of the chapter, they had reason to believe that […]

Transitioning to college dating brings new challenges


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Navigating the choppy waters of college dating is a visceral experience for many freshmen. Not that you develop an understanding of it after your first year — I have found that for many, the waters remain just as choppy for all four years. Companionship is a primal need, and dating rituals have been documented throughout […]

Coaching is not always to blame


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It was a controversial call. I knew a lot of the student body would disagree with it. But when my father made the offer, I knew I couldn’t pass it down. On Saturday, I decided to take my talents to Chavez Ravine.   I skipped the Arizona State game and instead went to see the […]

Female guards could curb sexual assault in ICE detention centers


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With the surge of unauthorized immigration this year, the impulse to protect American borders seems more critical than ever for many citizens. In response to the influx, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has created immigration detention centers as temporary housing for undocumented immigrants before deportation. More are on the way. Within these detention centers, […]