Hit Broadway with this Wicked good playlist


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The theater has and always will be a popular form of entertainment for all. Musicals, in particular, have become one of the most beloved form of theater. The songs from musicals are fun, vibrant and deeply moving. They bring characters to life and steal our hearts. From Wicked to Westside Story, here are 10 choice […]

Top 10 food Instagrams that Trojans need to be following


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Whether you identify as a foodie, low-key chef or simply someone who likes to eat, there is no better place to get inspiration than Instagram. I don’t know about you, but my feed is primarily food ­­— and I don’t mind it one bit! These drool-worthy Instagram accounts are begging for the follow. 1. @losangeles_eats. […]

Troy Talk: USC vs. Arizona grades


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Well, a win is a win. That’s about all I can say about the Trojan’s performance against the Wildcats Saturday night in the first cold game we’ve had this year at the Coliseum. The Trojans took notice and came out the gates cold as ice. That might even be generous. Luckily, Coach Helton prides his […]

My soul food: Khichdi


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Khichdi is a fragrant broth made by combining lentils and rice and lightly spicing it to give it a subtle flavor that will satisfy the taste buds. Back in India, Khichdi is eaten by people when they aren’t feeling too well. It’s easy to digest and has  the right combination of rice and lentils that […]

November dreams: Somewhere beyond the sea


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I can’t lie to you — I don’t get people who are beach people. The heat gets to your head, the sand gets places you don’t want sand, and the sun doesn’t respect sun block’s boundaries. But I do have a soft spot for music that gets you into the mood for going to the beach. […]

Inner peace


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Students gathered in the University Religious Center Monday evening to take part in Nam Myoho Renge Kyo chants with Sokka Gakkai International at USC. The group is a Buddhist organization that promotes peace, culture and education based on the principles of Nichiren Daishonin Buddhism.

Top five acoustic covers that recreate with a new spin


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If you want to hear mainstream music re-imagined, then you should look no further than acoustic covers. They allow you to appreciate the songs you already know and love. In a world of electronic instruments, acoustic covers help you get back to your music roots.  Here are some of my top five acoustic covers. “Blackbird” – Hozier […]

Ask Tiffany: Reading the signs…on his ex’s pregnancy test


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Dear Tifffany,  I’m currently ardently in love with someone we’ll call Steven, and we’ve been together since this March. Before Steven and I were together, he was with another girl for three years. He slept with me while they were together without telling me about her existence, but I forgave him when I found out. […]

Love U: The right swipe and romantic reassurance


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From break ups to make ups and everything in between, “Love U” captures the nuances of college students’ relationships. “Love U” runs in DeeTs on Mondays.   I started going on Tinder dates while studying abroad in Turkey. “Tinder tourism” we called it, and it worked out great. I joined a swim team, found my […]

How to use up all your leftover Halloween candy


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If you’re like me, you’re probably out of sandwich bread or toilet paper but you’ve got bags and bags of leftover sweets from Halloween. Here are some creative ways to use up all that candy. Donate it to the U.S. troops through Operation Gratitude. If you want to feel warm from the inside during this […]