Health Center expands counseling staff
The additional staff will increase mental health resources for students.
Dixon treatment exposes hypocrisy
If you thought that USC football had a bad past week of PR, then you probably haven’t been paying enough attention to Baylor’s recent debacle. Yes, coach Steve Sarkisian dominated the headlines because of off-the-field issues — three of five Daily Trojan columnists, including myself, contributed to that media hoopla — but the controversy involving […]
Abercrombie excited for sophomore season
The sophomore opposite hitter says the team is closer and more confident.
Trojans look prepared at Tuesday’s practice
Despite some offseason changes, the team is ready to play Arkansas State.
Iovine Academy breeds virtual reality innovation
Sophomore Montana Reed specialized in virtual reality with his summer internship.
Rice Bar’s menu consists of Filipino comfort cuisine
Patrons can mix and match flavors and condiments to create unique rice bowls.
Emotion aims to match “Call Me Maybe” success
Carly Rae Jepsen’s newest album includes the catchy single “I Really Like You.”
To hiring managers: send a rejection letter
“Overworked and un(der) paid” has tragically been dubbed the unofficial college intern’s mantra. As interns are desperate to gain work experience in an increasingly competitive workplace, their treatment in the hiring process is more often ignored. And the shocking lack of response when it comes to applications — many interns do not even receive rejection […]
Banning microaggressions isn’t cure-all
Excluding microaggressions from academic discourse stifles students’ growth.
Your guide to on-campus dining options
Whether you’ve got your card loaded up with meal swipes and dining dollars or are still a little new to campus, here’s a breakdown to the many on-campus dining options USC has to offer. Dining Halls First up: The dining halls. Most freshmen must purchase a large meal plan with many or unlimited meal swipes […]