It’s important to maintain a school schedule while at home
A sense of structure for students learning remotely will be beneficial for both academics and mental health.
Bored? Escape to LA! (kind of)
Here is a list of some L.A.-centered media to indulge in during these trying times.
Fiction but Fact: A series made up of unfortunate yet surprisingly fortunate events
As evident by the emails rolling in from the Office of the Provost, USC Housing, professors and club presidents, the second semester of my first year here at USC has taken a 180 degree turn.
Anti-couch potato checklist
Here are six things you can do to stay healthy and live your best lives during the statewide quarantine, all of which can be done from the comfort of home.
Keck Medicine bans visitors, enhances coronavirus screenings
Keck Medical Center buildings will limit the number of entry points and implement fever screenings.
School of Architecture professors accept programming positions
Faculty members Alvin Huang and Doris Sung will serve as directors of undergraduate and graduate programming, respectively, in May.
Varsity Blues parent gets early dismissal amid fears of coronavirus spread
Agustin Huneeus Jr. was sentenced to five months for paying for his son’s admission as an athletic recruit.
Court in Session: The NFL’s new CBA prioritizes profit over players’ well-being
NFL owners have decided to seek short-term profit at the expense of their players’ permanent health and the sport’s long-term success.
REVIEW: Netflix docuseries ‘Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness’ hooks viewers with exciting danger
In just seven episodes, directors Eric Goode and Rebecca Chaiklin tell the convoluted story of Exotic versus Carole Baskin, the owner of Big Cat Rescue in Tampa, Fla.
The Afterword: In times of crisis, mass media tends to dangerously oversimplify
I want to talk about how this pandemic has put a spotlight on how incongruent, for better or for worse, our globalized world can be.