Students Talk Back takes on Obama policies
Panelists discussed the president’s second term and how it differs from his first.
I Am That Girl hosted members of FratMANers
The organizations partnered up to discuss ways to address rape culture.
No. 3 USC drops tight match to rivals
The Women of Troy battled the No. 12 Bruins until the very end but couldn’t prevail.
USC baseball has a rich history
I knew that 2015 was going to be a magical year for USC baseball once it was announced that former Trojan great Randy Johnson would be inducted into this year’s class of the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame. In early January, the “Big Unit” became the third USC player to be elected to receive the […]
Women of Troy open up Pac-12 Tournament
The women’s basketball team will try to defend last year’s tournament title.titlelastyear.
USC falls to Bruins in regular season finale
The Trojans will now look forward to next week’s Pac-12 Tournament.
Leimert Park overflows with community and culture
Leimert Park began and ended differently than all of my other column adventures thus far. Usually, I have a specific place or event to write about, somewhere I’ve been before or extensively heard about. This week was slightly different. There was no specific place or event I wanted to feature, just a general area I’d […]
Rockwell show puts fun spin on Shakespeare classic
Romeo and Juliet: Love is a Battlefield blends soaring Benatar lyrics with classic love story.
Simple, fast recipes help make life easier for students
A special peanut butter and jelly recipe and a delicious garlic chicken recipe provide easy treats.
Nemtsov’s death diminishes hope
Last week, Boris Nemtsov, former deputy prime minister and leading critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin, was assassinated blocks away from the Moscow Kremlin. With such a high-profile murder occurring right under the nose of the Kremlin, Putin is sending a clear and incontrovertible message: Dissent has no home in Russia. Nemtsov was a leading […]