Who Asked You? explores slices of LA life
The novel, which reveals the everyday lives of South L.A. citizens, marks Terry McMillan’s first work since 2010’s Getting to Happy.
Trojans prepare for dangerous Devils
USC gears up for its first road conference game after three consecutive home games.
Parents overreact to Lego meth lab set
Creators of the play set based on Breaking Bad did not intend to anger families.
Nate Silver speaks to students and faculty about data’s significance in life
The event was sponsored by the Bedrosian Center and the Price School of Public Policy.
Prisoners breaks free from thriller cliches
The crime thriller revolves around an abduction plot that unfolds unexpectedly into a psychological chess match involving the law.
Weapons deal creates dangerous path
Syria deserves a heavier punishment for its usage of deadly chemical weapons.
Shaw acts as versatile cog on defense
The former Florida Gator has brought intensity and leadership to the USC defense.
Panelists debate the Arab uprisings in the Middle East
Experts discussed several protests and military actions in the Middle East.
Senior to compete in IronMan for cancer
USC senior Daniel Simonds will participate in the Iron Man triathlon and has raised $3,500 for the John Wayne Cancer Center.
Vine reinforces attitudes of misogyny in society
Though most videos on the app are entertaining, users should not overlook the sexist uploads.