Another track season quickly approaches
Men’s and women’s track look to repeat impressive national showings in 2016.
Panel discusses legacy of Princess Diana’s advocacy
The panel consisted of former diplomats as well as university professors.
Alumna proud to be featured in Forbes
Educator DJ Kast was recognized for her work in teaching the sciences.
Senior reflects on Marshall scholarship
Moriah Mulroe will travel to the United Kingdom on a Marshall scholarship. Kingdom.
USC issues apology for sexual assault tutorial
Questions regarding students’ sexual history were considerd invasive.
Alumnus creates new job recruiting website
Unqualified applicants are filtered out by the site before reaching hiring companies.
Upcoming spring blockbusters bring anticipation
The film season promises a huge variety of movies, featuring returning favorites.
Feminist zines address gender-based issues
On an aimless browsing trip through Etsy, an online marketplace where people sell vintage or handmade items, I came across a peculiar listing. Interest piqued, I clicked on the link, “Riot Grrrl nostalgia zine grab bag.” The seller was advertising a collection of mismatched pro-feminism zines produced in the early 1990s. The covers were either […]
Sexual assault prevention backlash is unfounded
The University shouldn’t have to apologize for its sexual assault prevention course.
Following a semester of activism, Undergraduate Student Government hopes to continue advocacy
The year 2015 was undeniably noteworthy for our student government. With the most packed senate meetings in USC history, we saw our campus peak with engagement and enthusiasm for hot-button topics. With exciting programming such as an inspiring talk from the beloved Laverne Cox to the tunes of Miguel at our fall Conquest concert, our […]