Casa de mi Padre fails to meet potential
Despite an all-star cast and the comedic genius of Will Ferrell, Casa de mi Padre falls flat with ineffective jokes and pointless subplots.
New AP cuts hurt low-income students
Recent federal funding cuts create a troubling divide between those who can afford the AP exam fees and those who cannot.
EdMonth to examine US education
NBC’s Education Nation serves as inspiration for the program, BSA President Eric Burse said.
UCLA puts an end to Trojans’ trying season
The worst season in school history comes to an end against the rival Bruins.
Blue Cow succeeds with casual cuisine
New restaurant Blue Cow Kitchen and Bar gives culinary classics a modern twist, allowing them to shine in their delicious simplicity.
Resolution for gender-neutral pilot program passes
Senators will vote on a resolution that would support proposed renovations for Leavey Library.
Questions to ponder during the spring
Don’t be fooled by the uncharacteristic heat wave that has been making its way through Southern California; it’s March, not August. Nonetheless, spring football is officially upon us, and this year the stakes are just a little bit higher. In previous years, spring football focused on ushering in a new coaching staff, postseason bans and […]
New law impedes growth of food truck industry
Food trucks are lovely things. Normal restaurants are usually more well-regarded than food trucks because of their stability, but these trucks are much more accessible because of their ability to move. Migrating from sidewalk to sidewalk and offering a variety of cuisines, food trucks are a surging industry in Los Angeles. Just walk along the […]
Nearly one-third of American undergrads transfer
USC has a 25 percent admittance rate for transfer students, according to the Office of Admission.
The USC women’s hockey team plays in a class of its own
As the only women’s collegiate hockey team in California , the club has made a name for itself.