Women of Troy return strong class, add talent
Women’s water polo is ranked second in the nation to begin the season.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: USC should switch food products to maintain sustainable food
USC students have a history of actively supporting worthwhile causes encompassing a diverse set of issues. Reading the Dec. 2 piece “Students advocate for solar panel installation” inspired me to voice my own opinion on campus sustainability efforts and a specific initiative we may be missing out on. USC has already taken big steps in […]
Fox debuts new series Second Chance
The new sci-fi series Second Chance explores interesting relationships.
David Bowie remembered for lasting impact on music
The singer passed away on Sunday after losing a quiet battle with liver cancer.
Bonnies over Clydes: Encounters in classroom romances
I never used to make friends in class. I would come right on time, sit by the door and leave as soon as lecture ended. No time for chitchat. But last semester, in some twist of fate, I attracted a community of near-door sitters, who too had no time for chitchat. Somehow, chitchat we did. The […]
NYU policy shows college hypocrisy
Universities desiring diversity must be prepared for students unable to pay fees.
Wheaton discipline reveals Islamophobia
Larycia Hawkins, a political science professor at Wheaton College, was suspended last month for a Facebook post that read: “I stand in religious solidarity with Muslims because they, like me, a Christian, are people of the book. And as Pope Francis stated … We worship the same God.” At the same time, she announced that […]
Blaming “victimhood culture” ignores plight of the underprivileged
Claiming that college students demand institutional coddling delegitimizes the experiences of real victims.
SoCal VoCals perform at White House over the holidays
The a capella group appealed to USG to fund their trip to Washington.
Progress made on Campus Climate Goals
USG will begin to implement parts of the new campus climate initiative.