Yoga with Fisher combines art, exercise on campus
The weekly program presents a yoga lesson inspired by the artworks on display in the Elizabeth Holmes Fisher Gallery.
USG Senate approves community block party funding
The initiative was brought forth by USG Director of Community Affairs Brianna Thorpe Tuesday night.
National Signing Day to reveal recruits’ collegiate choice
The football team has the opportunity to land some of the nation’s top talent.
Julian Jacobs named a Jerry West award finalist
Jacobs is USC’s scoring leader as well as the Pac-12’s leader in assists.
UCLA is our rival, not our enemy
Does everyone at USC really hate UCLA? Possibly, but probably not — and here’s why: I don’t hate UCLA. The band tells us we hate UCLA nearly every time they play. But what is the real meaning behind this rivalry, or rather, why does every incoming freshman play along so willingly, professing their hatred for […]
Men’s club rugby team continues history at USC
The varsity rugby team was founded in 1887, but now is a competitive club sport.
The Hunting Ground screens at USC
The screening was followed by a Q&A with the film’s producer, Amy Ziering.
Music legend Elton John releases new studio album
The singer’s newest record Wonderful Crazy Night imparts a joyous feeling.
Where to Invade Next examines American morale
Documentary filmmaker Michael Moore directs his most patriotic film to date.
Bate and switch: better to atone late than never
Pretty much since puberty onward, I have thought of myself as bisexual. In eighth grade, I remember tentatively telling my best friend that I thought I had a crush on the girl who sat next to me in band. I would stare at her all the time — she was gorgeous — and that was […]