The Scene Kid: How to avoid another Saturday night of staying in
The city of Los Angeles has at least five cool local art events happening every night.
Fiction but Fact: Stop judging a book by its cover, life lesson from Atticus Finch
Growing up Muslim American, I frequently encountered stone-cold glances or looks of disapproval, but it wasn’t until the fifth grade that I experienced overt racism.
Praise, worship and spirituality: Shining a light on USC’s gospel choir
Established in 1998 by alumna Tanesha Roberts, Saved By Grace is more than a choir — it’s a ministry that spreads the Christian message through music.
The Afterword: TikTok on Instagram’s clock: The rise of the average Joe
The videos that go viral and gain traction are low-production, low-budget and highly relatable.
Thornton professor mixes classical and electric sounds
Bill Biersach’s duo wants audiences to use their musical imaginations.
Creative writing student curates on and off campus
LACMA’s curatorial fellowship allows junior, Emily Le to represent her community in the museum world.
Tongue in Chic: A beginner’s guide to secondhand shopping online
If you’re eager to jump into the online thrifting sphere but you’re not quite sure how to start, have no fear!
Through Domia’s Lens
The Roski senior explores social issues and ancestry with photography.
To Be Blunt: Cannabis and sex could make the perfect pair
Weed’s mass commercialization has yielded wondrous products like THC- and CBD-based lubricants and sexual enhancement pills, among other tinctures, edibles and flowers specifically advertised to make sex more pleasurable.
REVIEW: SDA masters students offer new take on Shakespeare
The entire cast does an impressive job, especially considering they’re all performing three separate plays a week as part of their thesis project.