Engemann reevaluates student mental health care
Engemann Student Health Center currently refers 70 percent of students seeking help to counselors off campus.
Ask Hecuba: Respect in the #MeToo Movement
I’m a straight man and the #MeToo movement has made me self-conscious. I want to support women, help them feel safe and make sure I’m being respectful. What are some ways I can do this?
Finding community: Female veterans adjust to life at USC
Menendez and Aleckson both receive support from USC’s Military & Veteran Initiatives.
The Office for Civil Rights hosts discussion on Tyndall
Office for Civil Rights spoke about its role in its current investigation of the University.
Fraternity says it may sue University after interim suspension for alleged hazing
After being suspended Friday, Phi Sigma Kappa cannot host events or fundraisers.
Practice places focus on limiting two impact players
USC’s defense has recognized that limiting Colorado’s dynamic offense is important for a win.
Tennis prepares to host tourney
The Trojans will host the Women of Troy Invitational this upcoming weekend.
Women’s volleyball preps to host Arizona schools
The Women of Troy will take on ranked Arizona and Arizona State at home.
Poe’s Perspective: What will it take to stop the violence in football?
The ugly thing about football is that it’s violent.
Student’s film portrays Zoroastrianism
Simran Jehani was tired of explaining her religion to other people, so she made a movie about it.