USC acceptance rate drops by three percentage points
A record 64,256 students applied to USC, a 14 percent increase from last year.
Mindful Mondays: Toxic masculinity is hurting generations of young men
For everyone’s sake, there has to be a way for us as a society to recognize and address the harmful consequences of perpetuating this hypermasculine culture.
OPINION: The University should take homelessness into its own hands
The government has failed to properly support the growing homeless population in Los Angeles. USC can help find a solution.
‘Workaholics’ stars bring the same humor to ‘Game Over, Man!’
Through six years of refining, the movie script naturally underwent changes, but many key plot elements remained the same.
The ‘Blurred Lines’ between influence and infringement
It’s relatively easy for established, wealthy artists to pay a portion of their sum back to the artists they take inspiration from, but for the aspiring musician still fighting for his or her voice to be heard, this change could have dire consequences.
USC baseball swept by Stanford in three-game series
The Men of Troy struggled against a dominant Stanford team over the weekend.
Women’s lacrosse splits a pair of games in NorCal
The Women of Troy bested Cal but fell to Stanford in a double-overtime thriller.
Extra Innings: MLB is becoming hitting dominant
Completely flipping the traditional approach, the early adopters, Donaldson, Gallo and Martinez, are now doing away with the passive approach and instead opting for a more aggressive two-strike approach.
Editorial Board: Colleges cannot overlook the liberal arts
The liberal arts provide students with opportunities to explore disciplines they haven’t previously considered, and to consider viewpoints to which they haven’t yet been exposed — opportunities that evidently pay off in the long run.
Playing Politics: March for SC exposed apathy of students
Common-sense gun control is an immediate necessity of American life. Until we have it, the public is not safe, and the people are not free.