Argo surprises with Scripter Award win
The USC Scripter Awards honors researchers and writers behind acclaimed screenplays.
President Obama must explain his actions
After the killing of American citizens, President Obama attempts to justify the military’s decision.
Bike lanes lead to traffic woes, students say
One year later, the bike lanes implemented to ease traffic have caused new complaints.
Trojans prepare to kick off Pac-12 competition
The USC men’s tennis team is off to a 7-0 start on the season and now preps for matchups against No. 13 Cal and No. 18 Stanford.
Students bring the fire to Chicago script
The intimate setting and small cast works for the student musical, which takes a large production and translates it to a small stage.
Metal detectors are necessary in hospitals
Two decades since gun violence erupted on the scene at the USC Medical Center in 1993, Los Angeles County has decided to move on from the incident by planning to remove metal detectors and scanners from many major medical centers by the beginning of this summer. According to the Los Angeles Times, L.A. County plans […]
Candidates debate USG’s future role
The Undergraduate Student Government presidential tickets are Matt Arkfeld-Alex Cascante and Christian Kurth-Ryan Park.
Trojans fall to Cal State Northridge in third straight loss
The USC men’s volleyball team start slow and is unable to rally in Wednesday’s 3-1 loss.
New clothing shop dresses up the block
Alumna Vivi Lynch said she saw a need for a fun and affordable clothing store near USC. Her shop caters specifically to students.
Should students learn of campus crimes immediately?
Curry College was right in its decision to not inform its students of a gang rape until six days later. The Department of Public Safety at Curry College, a small liberal arts college in Milton, Mass., waited nearly a week to notify students about a group rape of a highly intoxicated college student, according to […]