SCA students discuss campus climate
Panelists say more diverse faculty will benefit films that focus on minority issues.
Students compete for the chance to record single
Participants can perform covers for the audition or their own compositions.
Student designs tonic to benefit brain functions
Brainz Power is a mixture of dietary supplements and research chemicals that gives students an additional edge in their learning abilities.
No. 12 baseball opens season with three weekend games
The Trojans will welcome unranked North Dakota to Dedeaux Field Friday.
Women of Troy head to Oregon to face conference’s hottest teams
The unranked women’s basketball team will first face No. 7 Oregon State.
Racism appears in sports again
Last weekend, I was taking a Lyft back to campus when small talk with my driver led to reactions to the Super Bowl. I told him I was disappointed that the Carolina Panthers lost because I like Cam Newton. My driver, a middle-aged white man, was incredulous. “Why?” he asked. “I’ve never seen a more […]
Lacrosse hopes to keep hot start going against Duke
The No. 19 Women of Troy face No. 5 Duke in the Orange County Invitational.
Pok Pok LA offers Thai food in Chinatown
Chef Andy Ricker brings the Thai restaurant from Portland to Los Angeles.
Good times with The Monkees: Bands we love to discredit
It’s just another Pleasant Valley Sunday. You’re listening to some oldies while taking the Last Train to Clarksville. You’re staring out the window like the Daydream Believer that you are. Gotten the hint yet? Yeah, that’s right. Hey, hey, it’s the Monkees! This month, the beloved ’60s group announced they were releasing a brand new […]
Young Republicans, reform your party
Ding-dong, kids. After 29 years on the Supreme Court, our favorite Associate Racist — er, I mean Justice — Antonin Scalia, has sadly died. A precious vacancy and a wall of conservative partisan screaming has been left in his wake. In the measly five days following Scalia’s passing, the Republican party has come forward at […]