Students start fund for quake victims
The group will collaborate with organizations to help those affected by the disaster.
USC must prioritize reproductive health
On Sept. 7, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos announced controversial changes she intended to implement at the Department of Education regarding Title IX, a law requiring gender equity in institutions receiving federal funding. While these changes specifically affect campus sexual assault, another issue involving gender inequality on college campuses has gone widely ignored for years: […]
Playing Politics: Millennials’ interests depend on them voting
This Tuesday, National Voter Registration Day comes around once again. This time last year, I took some time to harp on the civic necessity of voter registration; happily, and with that same sense of American urgency, I’m here to do it again. I’ll spare you the lofty ideals of civic duty, political efficacy, the American […]
Harry Styles stuns on first tour as solo artist
Harry Styles isn’t your typical rockstar. He has a smattering of tattoos, but of arbitrary, non-threatening objects — a mermaid, a butterfly, sparrows. Underneath his perfectly coiffed pompadour lies a verisimilar face reminiscent of gritty rock god Mick Jagger. He transitioned from the guilty-pleasure, wholesome pop of his former boy band One Direction to a […]
In-Transit: Finally learning to embrace my home
I grew up amid a whirlwind of start-ups, coding and technology. People learned the word “entrepreneur” before they learned algebra. My entire life, I lived a hop, skip and a jump away from the most revolutionary companies in the world. As I matured, I realized that medicine, engineering or coding were not what I ultimately […]
Alumnus Manny Sanoja self-publishes book
The Thornton graduate recently released a guide to practical self-awareness.
Sex and the Campus: “In Sickness and In Love”
Welcome to Sex and the Campus, a weekly column where I discuss all things love and relationships. It should be noted that I do not claim to be any kind of expert in either area. Dating is hard, but hopefully reading this column won’t be. If you have any burning questions about love and relationships […]
Men’s water polo ready for busy weekend
USC plays a one-off against the Toreros on Thursday before a weekend tourney.
Football’s dangers too much to overlook
My kids will never play football. This is a conversation that we have a lot around the sports office at the Daily Trojan. Whenever it comes up, the debate is short. Yes, football is a fun sport — if not the most fun sport — to watch. But it seems ridiculous, almost villainous, to allow our […]
Football readies for first road game of the season
USC pumped in crowd noise during Wednesday’s practice to prepare for a trip to Cal.