USG hosts neighborhood block party
The free event aimed to integrate the student body into the L.A. community.
Student-run cafes give back to USC community
Jesse Rubio created Smiles Café and Dean’s List Eatery & Café, which benefit the surrounding neighborhoods.
Music trio dominates with electro hip-hop performance
The performers will also make appearances at both HARD fest and Coachella.
Girl talk: Lena Dunham’s influence on female comedy
Although I normally talk about women in film, I’m veering off a little bit this week to talk about women in television. HBO’s famously infamous (or maybe, infamously famous) Girls, premiered the first episode of its fifth season on Sunday. This isn’t a review of the season premiere — rather it’s an exploration of precisely […]
Producer Netsky excites crowd at Air + Style festival
The festival brought high energy and entertainment to L.A.’s Exposition Park.
Eric Joyner’s exhibit Sweet Dominion offers retro flair
The exhibition, featuring vintage, industrial motifs, runs through March 19.
Women’s lacrosse upsets No. 5 Duke behind Drexel’s four goals
The No. 19 USC women’s lacrosse team defeated No. 5 Duke 11-5 Saturday night in the U.S. Lacrosse Orange County Winter Invitational in Costa Mesa. The Women of Troy (2-0) claimed a spot in the Top 25 national rankings heading into the contest, but they were still underdogs against one of the ACC’s finest. It is safe […]
Millennials must make their own milestones
Today is my birthday. It is a birthday I have been looking forward to for at least a decade because it is also my golden birthday. I turn 22 years old on this 22nd day of February. I’ve been told that this birthday is an insignificant one. I celebrated the most monumental one last year […]
Canceling turf rebates is counterintuitive
Officials fail to realize that the program provide crucial conservation awareness.
In Photos: Wet performs at The Lyric Theatre
Alternative pop music group Wet played at The Lyric Theatre in Los Angeles on February 16th.