USC hosts event on U.S.-China trade relations
Students and faculty discussed foreign policy tensions between the United States and China.
Entries by Danni Wang
COLUMN: Daniel McLaughlin speaks music
The story of Daniel McLaughlin’s love of music begins, like any proper rock opera, with a badass grandma. “The first band that I was into was Green Day, the American Idiot album. I remember having my grandma take me into Borders before it went out of business. I wasn’t allowed to buy the album, but […]
Chinese American Museum celebrates latest exhibition
Roots depicts the iconic history of Asian American activism in Los Angeles.
REVIEW: Midori Matcha Cafe offers a variety of matcha foods
Hidden away in the heart of Little Tokyo, Los Angeles’ newest cafe comes with a tea twist. The bright atmosphere, friendly staff and open seating makes Midori Matcha both a fun place to visit for exploring tourists and a comfortable place to study in for hard-working students who need a little escape from campus. Midori […]
COLUMN: Gender wage gap: the good, the bad, the ugly
New research about the gender wage gap shows that for millennial women, there’s good news and there’s bad news. The good news is that, according to the Resolution Foundation, the gender wage gap for millennial women new to the workforce has dropped from 16 percent for Baby Boomers women to 5 percent for millenials. The […]
Where did intellectual conservatism go?
Republicans need to find their roots and reestablish themselves in universities.
JuJu Smith-Schuster declares for NFL Draft
After leading the Trojans to a Rose Bowl victory, junior wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster announced Friday that he will forgo his senior year to enter the NFL draft. “This was a very difficult decision to make,” Smith-Schuster said in a statement. “I have loved my time at USC and wouldn’t trade it for anything in […]