People should not apply a sports-like culture to politics
The sports culture of American politics presents several dilemmas, but the infancy of this red-blue color scheme offers hope.
USC ought to do more to institutionalize voting
University administration has a long way to go to boost voter education on campus.
Orlando hired as defensive coordinator
Orlando said the opportunity to work with head coach Clay Helton helped draw him to USC.
Brady is just a system QB, not the GOAT
I believe that Tom Brady is overrated and nothing more than an average system quarterback playing under the greatest coach of all time.
Men’s volleyball travels east for cross-conference tourney
USC will look to compete against two competitive Big Ten teams this weekend.
Women’s basketball looks to build on momentum
Fresh off a thrilling victory against UCLA, the Trojans take on Washington State.
Experiencing imposter syndrome as an international student
For that is the thing about the foreign: It only remains such until one experiences it, shakes its hand, shares a laugh with it. Perhaps there are aliens living among us, but not to worry; for all we know, they might be more human than our own judging eyes trying to set them apart.
VKC is entering the new year with the same baggage
President Carol Folt has failed to address the issue of building name-change
To Be Blunt: Cannabis strain categories are misleading, incorrect
So, why do we still categorize weed — a substance used for its medicinal and state-of-mind-altering properties — incorrectly? The problem is twofold: historical plant classifications became warped over time and cannabis entered the mainstream without proper standardization or research into its strains’ myriad effects.
Exhibit showcases work of Charles Arnoldi
The famed artist uses abstraction to connect emotions with real world observations.