President Obama announced “Student Aid Bill of Rights”
The presidential memorandum focuses on helping students with loans.
Race and education
Roosevelt at USC, the Political Student Assembly and USC Academic Culture Movement hosted a roundtable discussion on affirmative action, discussing its effect on minority representation and possible future alternatives to the practice. The event was hosted in Verna and Peter Dauterive Hall on Wednesday evening.
USG senator to propose a Religious Student Assembly
USG Residential Senator Aziz Akbari has been spearheading the initiative.
Student studying in Japan meets with U.S. ambassador
John Carlson spoke about strengthening ties between the U.S. and Japan.
Men’s volleyball hopes to bounce back
The Women of Troy battled the No. 12 Bruins until the very end but couldn’t prevail.
USC to take the sand against TCU
The Women of Troy enter 2015 as one of the nation’s top-ranked teams.
Pro Day is not all about Williams
The first time I encountered the NFL-bound Leonard Williams is quite the story, actually. Once upon a time, Lane Kiffin was still at the helm of the Trojans coming off the team’s embarrassing loss to Georgia Tech in the Sun Bowl, and it was the first spring practice of 2013. If I remember correctly, Kiffin […]
Colorful Randyland sculpture intrigues passersby, neighbors
Randy Lawrence’s home immediately stands out as you drive up the windy, hilly roads of Echo Park’s residential community. Colored glass bottles, brightly painted handprints and depictions of the Virgin of Guadalupe distinguish the home from rows of unassuming tan bungalows, set back from the road and obscured by foliage. The home is easily recognizable, […]
Yipsie and Bipsie put fun spin on reviewing movies
Cinema students turn an inside joke into television characters on Trojan Vision news parody show.
Camron Jones sets out to challenge stereotypes
Freshman Camron Jones brings goals for changing media approaches to B.F.A.