USC prepares for Oklahoma Invitational
The undefeated Women of Troy will face Oklahoma and Maryland this week.
Jake Olson joins team at Tuesday’s practice
The long snapper, who lost his eyesight to cancer, is now a member of the team.
Four one-of-a-kind tortilla recipes for college students
As college students, we’re always looking to stretch a dollar as far as we can. When it comes to grocery shopping, it can be difficult to find affordable ingredients that can be used in multiple ways. Tortillas are one of my favorite go-tos when it comes to making a quick, cheap and easy meal. Gone […]
COLUMN: Social media bragging can quickly backfire
Everyone has that one friend who constantly brags about his or her super tremendous internship on social media. After all, as the millennial slogan goes, if it’s not on social media, it didn’t even happen. And while self-promotion can be awesome — if you’ve got it, flaunt it — after a while, your Facebook friends […]
Faculty should take ownership of projects
UCSD shouldn’t accuse USC of stealing professors while controlling work of faculty.
What Your Gameday Style Says About You
Everyone has their go-to outfit on gameday — the one you daydream about wearing all week while waiting for Saturday to come. Where you can be found and what you are doing during a USC home football game can be easily discerned from your game day attire. Are you running around 28th Street in a […]
Classifieds – September 15, 2015
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A Dutch Girl at USC: First Impressions
One month ago, 133 Marshall exchange students made their way to Los Angeles from all around the globe. For some it was a bigger culture shock than for others, but I believe I speak on behalf of all of us when I say that the past four weeks have been filled with new experiences. I […]
Study spaces: 5 places that promote productivity
As the third week of classes wraps up, it’s safe to say that school is officially in full swing, which means beginning to prepare for that inevitable onslaught of midterms, group projects and papers that we’d rather not think about. Though Leavey Library’s infamous pastel-colored halls may be many a student’s choice of study prison, […]
Student groups seek storage space from USC
Last Sunday was an early morning for junior Ariana Shives. Shives is president of Kicks for Kids, a student organization that provides exercise opportunities for disabled children in the community every Sunday. Hours before the event started, Shives and other volunteers carried their equipment from apartments scattered around the USC campus, taking two to three […]