Women’s lacrosse season opens with home victory
The Women of Troy relied on an offensive explosion to pull away from Hofstra.
Entries by Ryan Fawwaz
Men’s basketball falls to Colorado
The Buffaloes dealt USC its third-straight conference loss and second straight at home.
Grinding Gears: Basketball is struggling in irrelevant conference
Immediately after the final buzzer sounded on USC’s 69-65 defeat to Colorado Saturday at Galen Center, Colorado head coach Tad Boyle turned to the Buffaloes supporters behind him in the stands and yelled emphatically in celebration.
From The Soundboard: The time has come for a ‘Gayoncé’ to top the charts
Historically, queer men of color have almost exclusively aligned themselves with female pop stars, especially women of color.
Ariana Grande reveals dark side on ‘Thank U, Next’
With just 12 tracks, “Thank U, Next” leaves little room for error.
OPINION: USC community needs to be proactive in understanding culture
The University hosts many events to promote multiculturalism, but attending and promoting awareness is an individual effort.
Where the Sidewalk Starts: Green New Deal exhibits positive foresight but is unfeasible planning
Many of the values Ocasio-Cortez represents align with those of city planners, but, as with most infrastructural undertakings, the feasibility of the Green New Deal within its projected timeframe is unreasonably low.
USC researchers create speech therapy game
The game aims to help children with cerebral palsy develop their speech skills.
Students reestablish accounting organization on campus
The USC chapter of the National Association of Black Accountants dissolved in 2014.
Rhythm & News S3E3: Who’s Winning a Grammy?
Isa, Matthew and Karan break down the nominees for Sunday’s Grammy awards, including Best Song, Best Record and Best Album.