Beach House returns to basics with Depression Cherry
The Baltimore-based pop duo’s fifth album and their first in three years, Depression Cherry, drops Friday Aug. 28.
Trainwreck and Mad Max feature strong female leads
Going back to school means looking forward to the fall, but sometimes we can’t — or more appropriately, shouldn’t — look toward the future until we take a moment to reflect on what has happened in the past. This summer has been filled with plenty of hits and misses in the cinematic landscape, but the […]
Involvement Fair showcases unique clubs on campus
At the Involvement Fair, students can become acquainted with USC’s many different clubs.
Social media in campaigns connects with millennials
A water district’s latest move shows that campaigns are connecting with millennials.
After rave deaths, drug education needed
Rave culture is not to blame for recent tragedies at Hard festival. Drug illiteracy is.
USC Associate AD Mark Jackson named athletic director at Villanova
Senior Associate Director of Athletics and Chief Innovation Officer Mark Jackson was named the athletic director at Villanova University on Tuesday. Athletic Director Pat Haden, who’s worked alongside Jackson for about a half decade now, showed his support for Jackson. “Mark Jackson was an incredible asset to the Trojan family and, while we are sad […]
Q&A with comedian Pete Holmes
Comedian Pete Holmes has been pushing boundaries with his work ever since the start of his career in 2001. Through his highly-acclaimed 2011 comedy album, Impregnated with Wonder, his Youtube parodies and his conversations with other comedic giants on his podcasts, Holmes has delighted his audiences with his sharp humor. On Aug. 23, Holmes performed at the Welcome […]
Coach Steve Sarkisian publicly addresses missteps at Salute to Troy event
Three days after reportedly speaking while intoxicated at USC’s annual Salute to Troy event, head football coach Steve Sarkisian publicly apologized to the media on Tuesday morning before practice in a press conference at Howard Jones Field. “I’d like to apologize for my behavior Saturday night,” Sarkisian said. “It was inappropriate. I feel bad for the […]
Dining at ‘SC is as easy as 1, 2, 3
There’s a lot to look forward to at the beginning of the semester – new friends, new classes, new activities, and new environments. Just as important, however, is figuring out how to carry on with old, basic habits. Like eating. The USC dining halls can be a scary place for both new and returning students, […]
Tips for studying in London: Expect the unexpected
I spent months anticipating my semester abroad. I read countless travel blogs, and spoke to friends and family who have traveled abroad all in preparation for this trip. I packed and prepared as best as I could and I really thought that I had done my best. I thought I had it all under […]