During midterm season, it’s difficult to find the time to appreciate the little things that make USC a place we love. Rushing between exams, we forget to watch the squirrels in Founder’s Park, treat ourselves to a blueberry matcha at Cafe Dulce or take in the new fall scents at Trader Joe’s.
Differences in California from the perspective of an out-of-state student
Everyone has different goals in college and I compare this to pole vault sports. Everyone has different heights of poles depending on what their goals are.
LA weather, we only have “one season year-round” but cycle through 4 different seasons within a single day.
My brain damage is permanent. This feeling doesn’t have to be.
Living with Type 1 diabetes is a new normal.
The ‘As You Like It’ musical adaptation doesn’t know what it wants to be.
From frat row to Parkside Restaurant, you never know what will jump out at you. In the spooky spirit of this time of year, if you look out at campus with a sinister eye, you might just spot all that is lurking in the shadows.
Thousands of opportunities for connection are missed on a daily basis, so staff photographers Kayden-Harmony Greenstein, Maryam Rahimie and Zongyi Wang took a step to bring just a few of the faces of USC to the limelight in “The Weekly Frame: People of USC.”
Water and fire: polar opposites yet so similar in their powers. Both of them have the ultimate power to create and to destroy, bring comfort and fear.