Defense prepares to face a freshman quarterback
Both Sarkisian and Cameron Smith have ties to the Washington quarterback.
Recipes help celebrate National Pasta Month
Quick and easy pasta recipes are perfect for the college student lifestyle.
COLUMN: Actress Geena Davis spotlights ageism in Hollywood
Last week, actress and women’s rights activist Geena Davis sat down with The Guardian to discuss the depressing numbers game for women working in Hollywood today. Many people who have followed this issue know the plain truth: It’s hard out there for women in Hollywood, no matter their title. The cards are undeniably stacked against […]
The Broad Museum rejuvenates downtown Los Angeles’ art scene
Billionare philanthropist Eli Broad gifted the city the $140 million art institution.
UCC shooting shows that enough is enough
Congress has allowed gun violence go on for far too long, warranting action.
COLUMN: Support systems lessen stress of young adults
Today is the first Tuesday of October, which just serves as another reminder of how much closer I am to needing to have my life figured out. I think that many people in my situation are feeling the same way. This past weekend, several of my peers took the LSAT, and the quickly approaching Nov. […]
How to get your red velvet fix in the City of Angels
I don’t know about you, but I’m an avid lover of all things red-velvet. To be honest, this dessert is just chocolate cake dyed red. But I truly believe that redder is better. From waffles to pancakes to cupcakes, red velvet is here to stay. Here are four places in the great city of Los […]
Ask Tiffany: The value of mental health
Dear Tiffany, I’m a new student and I’m far from home. I feel depressed, isolated and hopeless right now. Who do I talk to, because my anxiety is out of control and I don’t want to talk to my advisor because I do not want them to look down on me. My thought process is […]
Just cry: Your ultimate sad song playlist
Have you ever woken up feeling uneasy and empty? Or maybe you’ve had one of those days where nothing goes your way? Maybe you’ve just gone through a devastating break-up or just flunked that super tough midterm. Maybe you’re feeling homesick. Whatever it is, we all have had our fair share of bad days. While […]
El Centro Chicano hosts alumna Natalie Camunas
Alumna Natalie Camunas spoke on a range of topics from her USC experience to racial adversity she has experienced in the film industry Friday at noon in the El Centro Chicano Center in the Student Union. El Centro Chicano Director William Vela moderated the question and answer session which was hosted by El Centro Chicano and […]