Coming off hiatus, cross country team looks to build
The team is focusing on gradual growth in the weeks leading up to Pac-12 meet.
Darreus Rogers earns spot on Bears practice team
After being waived by the Seahawks, the former Trojan will join Chicago midseason.
Rankings should not count the Trojans out
I don’t really understand how national rankings work. Of course, I understand the premise of voters and polls based on point differentials and strength-of-schedule statistics. I’ve read plenty of explainer columns that break down the variety of factors that are put into deciding the national rankings for teams every week. But when it comes down […]
Making Moves: A Q&A with Kaufman dancer Jake Tribus
Jake Tribus, a sophomore majoring in dance at the USC Glorya Kaufman School of Dance, was recently featured as a performer in Taylor Swift’s “Look What You Made Me Do” music video.
Alex Cameron approaches sleaziness in Forced Witness
Stark satirist · Australian indie singer-songwriter Alex Cameron confronts the absurdity of masculinity in pop culture in his album Forced Witness, perpetuating the sleazy persona he created for his music.
Gina Prince-Bythewood speaks on film industry
The influential director and screenwriter talked about her Hollywood experience.
Racial disparities in discipline have lasting consequences
Last month, The New York Times published an article highlighting a racial punishment gap in public secondary education. In 2012, black students in Arkansas were suspended from school more than five times as often as white students and received corporal punishment almost twice as often as white students. Additionally, black students were more likely to […]
You Do Uterus: The Republican War on Women helped make Harvey Weinstein
America’s favorite “large adult son” and “very good boy” Donald Trump Jr. took a page from his father’s book this weekend, taking to Twitter to blast left-leaning politicians and celebrities alike for failing to immediately comment on sexual assault allegations against Hollywood producer and Democratic donor Harvey Weinstein. “Thoughts on Harvey Weinstein?” he tweeted at […]
Senior administrator David Carrera no longer at USC, under Title IX investigation
USC Vice President of Advancement and Health Sciences Development David Carrera is no longer employed by the University as of last week, USC officials confirmed Wednesday.
Run. Hide. Fight. Reflect: The effects of trauma after tragedy
In the aftermath of the Las Vegas shooting and a false report of a campus shooter, USC students are learning how to cope with trauma.