‘Sharp Objects’ is cinematically thrilling, emotionally challenging
The HBO show takes a gritty approach to maternal love and small town life.
A guide to DTLA coffee spots
Downtown Los Angeles offers a variety of coffee shops perfect for studying, catching up with friends or grabbing a Cup of Joe on the go. Here’s a small sampling of the hottest spots for your next trip downtown.
HBO’s ‘Insecure’ is back and better
Issa Rae’s comedy explores themes of race, class and black life in Los Angeles.
2019 schedule looks hopeful for Trojan track and field
The team will travel to a few southern schools en route to the NCAA tourney.
Poe’s Perspective: Hoops fans are sleeping on the WNBA
The idea that women’s sports are somehow inherently inferior to the men’s side of the game remains insidiously powerful, and it’s something that has held back the advancement of many leagues.
Tempers flare at Trojan football practice
Multiple arguments and fisticuffs broke out at practice on Wednesday.
OPINION: Students should stand with evictees of Expo apartment buildings
Tenants living in apartments on Exposition Boulevard protested their evictions for 10 months, but didn’t recieve USC support.
Letter to the Editor: In wake of opioid crisis, anti-overdose drugs must be made available at USC
I am writing to the editor to plead that the University of Southern California require access to naloxone in higher-risk areas of our community.
School of Thought: Education at all levels is key to individual and national success
If we aren’t investing in our children’s education from an early stage, we’re setting children up to remain disadvantaged for the rest of their lives.
Student wins million-dollar screenplay competition
Stanley Kalu received money to produce his film “The Obituary of Tunde Johnson.”