Professors redesigned courses after ChatGPT’s launch. USC endorsed it
Faculty saw a downturn in student engagement after ChatGPT launched in 2022.
‘It wasn’t the same’: Trojans reflect on the loss of USC’s performance cafe
Ground Zero, once a place for study, milkshakes and performances, was set to be demolished three years ago.
Protection and personality: a look into USC Village lobby security
The bonds between guards and the University community are one of a kind.
The battle between industry and artistry
SDA alumni provide insights on their postgraduate years.
Tell me a joke
An exploration of the deep-rooted and vibrant comedy landscape at USC and beyond.
Sitting on the edge: Are RAs students or mentors?
I dare you to pull an all-nighter. Oh, wait. That’s part of your job description.
Copy that, copy desk
The myth of getting better
My brain damage is permanent. This feeling doesn’t have to be.
Letters to strangers
While these are all letters about strangers, there is at least some truth in every single entry.
Neighborhood Academic Initiative falls short in addressing systemic issues
Despite its impressive successes, NAI neglects large swaths of USC’s surrounding community.