Third campus climate forum focuses on cultural resource centers
Increased resources for cultural resource centers was part of the Campus Climate Resolution passed by the Undergraduate and Graduate Student Governments last semester.
USC blows out UCLA to advance in Pac-12 tournament
Men’s basketball was in command from start to finish against the Bruins.
QB contest is positive for Trojans
USC football kicked off spring practice on Tuesday, and for the first time in three years, the Trojans will be hosting a quarterback competition that is expected to turn some heads not only going into the summer, but also potentially into the fall. With the departure of Cody Kessler, it appears that head football coach […]
Women’s lacrosse earns two MPSF weekly honors
Michaela Michael and Lydia Sutton received awards for the surging Women of Troy.
Women’s tennis takes on Stanford, Cal on the road
The Trojans look to remain unbeaten in conference play as they travel to the Bay Area.
Beach volleyball is set for home opener
USC aims to start strong in its first games at Merle Norman Stadium this week.
Comedy showcase empowers women of various backgrounds
The upcoming show in L.A. encourages diversity for women in the comedy field.
Embracing the uncomfortable
I often make people uncomfortable. Sometimes, it’s because I’m a hijab-wearing Muslim and that scares the Islamophobes. Sometimes, it’s because of how I write. People say I’m too intense, too feminist, too loud while trying to be heard. When I was younger, I viewed “too” as a negative word. It meant that I should be less […]
Men’s golf controls Southern Highlands Collegiate
On a course that gives pause to some of the best golfers in the nation, the men’s golf team was not intimidated as they took home the team championship on Wednesday at the Southern Highlands Collegiate, hosted at the Southern Highlands Country Club in Nevada. The Southern Highlands C.C., nestled in the Las Vegas Valley, […]
More nuanced dialogue should follow hate crime
There’s a beautiful fireplace outside my apartment complex, Cardinal Gardens. It’s often on at odd times, but when it is, the courtyard is enlivened with the kind of relaxing atmosphere to study with friends that just screams “college.” So when, earlier this week, a Facebook post revealed that a fellow Asian Pacific American was sitting […]