Head of UNESCO speaks about dangers of extremism
The organization aims to help the world with science, education and culture.
Campus brings back security company CSC
The Department of Public Safety changed security staff providers for the campus perimeter from Staff Pro to Contemporary Services Corporation on Monday, making CSC the sole security personnel company used by DPS. CSC employees will now serve as ambassadors at fixed off-campus locations, gate check-in locations from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. and at several […]
Students address urban crowding problem in contest
Contestants were selected to enter the Hult Foundation competition in Shanghai.
Annual Crosstown Cup highlights USC-UCLA rivalry
The Crosstown Cup adds a layer to an already-tense competition in Los Angeles.
Fencing club preserves unique tradition
The fencing club at USC dates back to the 1920s and is continuing to grow.
J-Mac improving along with Trojans
Point totals can be deceiving. USC sophomore star guard Jordan McLaughlin put up just nine points against UCLA at the Galen Center last Thursday, but his command of the floor is improving with every game. In that win over the crosstown rivals — to complete the regular season sweep — McLaughlin continued to look like […]
Men’s basketball ranked in the Top 25 once again
Three straight home wins propelled the Trojans back into the Top 25 rankings.
POINT: Diversity requirement at USC only stratifies students
A growing number of required GE courses does not mean that their subject matter is treated equally.
COUNTERPOINT: General education should reflect pluralistic society
A GE curriculum that does not explicitly emphasize diversity risks demoting its importance.
For young feminists, 2016 primary signals end of identity politics
Gloria Steinem’s comments about modern feminists overlook their evolution.