Soccer starts off with two shutout wins


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No. 5 USC women’s soccer put on an impressive show this past week, achieving two shutouts in Honolulu against Hawaii and San Francisco. The Trojans defeated Hawaii 3-0 Thursday before handing San Francisco a 2-0 loss Saturday. The talents of both the Trojans’ new and returning starters were on display against Hawaii. Sophomore forward Penelope […]

New cafe to replace Nekter


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Nestled between the School of Architecture and the Roski School of Fine Arts lies what used to be the Nekter Juice Bar. Now, it’s a USC-owned and operated cafe called C&G Juice Co. where  students can enjoy a revamped menu of healthy bowls. The soft opening for the cafe was Aug. 22.  Similar to Nekter, […]

Bar-On Brief: Candidates’ Student Loan Repayment Plans Miss The Mark


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The 2020 Democratic primaries are just around the corner, and college students are one of the largest target groups for the candidates competing for the nomination. Candidates know that if they can energize liberal college students to come out to the polls, they can counter the older, conservative-leaning citizens who voted for President Donald Trump […]

The Suspenders laugh their way through college


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The Fall semester is upon us, which means students will soon find themselves deep in the throngs of tedious lectures, enraging assignments and horrific all-nighters. Fortunately for all, The Suspenders, USC’s premier sketch comedy troupe, will be around to provide some relief — comic relief that is. The Suspenders, founded in Spring 2014 by alumni […]