Resource fair teaches students about mental health
Campus organizations and health care centers offered information about USC’s counseling and support services.
Students discuss role of honesty in 2016 election
Speakers said that the US public lacks trust in both major candidates this year.
Alumna creates video to urge action on homelessness
Rachel Fleischer’s public service announcement supports Proposition HHH, a $1.2 billion bill for housing and services.
USC alumnus discusses his music career and tour
Josh Legg, also known as Goldroom, released his first studio album on Sept. 23.
Blue Train was worth getting teased for
My friends like to tease me by calling me a hipster. At first, it irritated me. The stereotypical hipster was something that angered me in high school, and to be associated with something like that was like a nightmare that came to life. However, after being called a hipster constantly through the years, I’ve learned […]
State of the Arts to showcase student works
Hosted by SparkSC, the art fair will feature interactive exhibits and a wine garden.
Morelli, Maier pick up MPSF awards
No. 3 men’s water polo had two players claim honors after a 2-0 week in the pool.
Sports media should be more gender diverse
Being a female in sports journalism is hard for a number of reasons. While I’ve had the privilege of working with a number of great female reporters here at USC, I know that out in the real world, those numbers fall dramatically. It’s hard working in a field that’s entirely male-dominated. The Women’s Media Center […]
Holt wins all-Trojan tennis battle
Brandon Holt, a freshman, beat senior Nick Crystal to win the SoCal Intercollegiate.
Football is on high note heading into Oregon week
USC has won four straight games and is gaining ground on the Pac-12 South race.