USCENE by Lyndzi: Farmers market
Lyndzi Ramos is a sophomore drawing about life at USC, as she sees it, as a plus size Jewish Latina in her comic “USCENE by Lyndzi.”
Jumping back into Greek life is a dangerous game
The enthusiasm around IFC’s revival has resulted in concerning implications.
Let’s rethink Women’s History Month
Women’s History Month highlights everything wrong with performative feminism.
I Reckon: Amazon’s ‘last-mile’ delivery centers will be the ‘last’ of us
Amazon’s recent expansion into urban areas brings threats to the environment and labor.
The harm of becoming complacent about losing friends
The path to success in life should not come at the cost of our relationships.
Monopolizing USG elections hinders democracy
Lack of proper options for USG presidential elections renders vote meaningless.
Tea-sha: Tea-ring it up on and off campus
Tried and tested crying places around campus for all your needs.
Muddled State of the Union reflects Biden’s America
Tuesday’s address shows how calls to unify ultimately overshadow meandering presidency.
Will we ever actually go back to ‘normal’?
Lifted coronavirus protocols may dictate a new reality for university and work life.
‘Screaming and Crying:’ Goodbye guest policy
Austin Li is a freshman drawing about everything frustrating, hilarious and downright ridiculous about being a student at USC in their comic “Screaming and Crying.”