COLUMN: The Women’s March must be a beginning
Change is often not as inevitable as we would like.
Entries by Eric He
Chinese singer Leah Dou debuts with neo-soul sounds
The up-and-coming artist opened the night with a promotional music video.
COLUMN – We need to talk: Friend breakups hurt, just like relationships
Losing a friendship can be worse than a romantic broken heart because friends don’t feel the need to break up with you.
USC women’s water polo dominates at Winter Invitational
Twenty goals in three days from senior driver Stephania Haralabidis propelled USC.
Thornton Symphony delivers captivating concert
The performance featured two keyboard faculty studies alongside the symphony.
COLUMN: There’s a silver lining to a stolen bike
My bike got stolen on the last day of last semester. I was stupid, really.
REVIEW: Bardonna adds to LA brunch scene
Formerly known as Groundwork Coffee, Bardonna took its place a couple weeks ago.
REVIEW: Acclaimed musical Amélie shines in Los Angeles
The musical cast of Amélie, A New Musical, adapted from the 2001 French film, performed their pre-broadway show at the Center Theater Group’s Ahmanson Theater in Los Angeles.
COLUMN: Political correctness is a conservative invention
The people who use this phrase, mainly white men, assert over and over again that they are the ones at risk of being silenced by the sensitive and overwrought left.
USC’s anti-smoking policy marks progress
But there is still more the administration can do to improve campus health.