Chronically Catherine: What it’s really like to be a student with a disability at USC
Simple changes to pre-existing systems could massively improve the lives of students with disabilities at USC.
Lessons Learned: Hello my name is…
I’m bad with names, especially when it comes to my own.
Chronically Catherine: Knowing your healthcare rights as a young adult is vital
Two chronically Catherines discuss the importance of advocating for your healthcare as a young patient.
College has changed me more than I expected
Studying abroad at USC has made me reevaluate my friends and my future.
SCA’s introductory screenwriting class crosses an ethical line
Students are told to record strangers’ conversations in an invasion of privacy.
I wish I still believed in ghosts
Imaginations are very, very powerful. I long for my childish creative mind.
Your College Unnie: Letters to the moon
As an out-of-state student, columnist Victoria Lee reflects on her freshman year and the disparity between its sugar-coated impression and reality.
I miss how the stars shine back home
Light pollution takes the darkness out of Los Angeles nights.
Thank you, Bob Ross
Bob Ross helped me realize that I was not just a student, but a person.
Chronically Catherine: Little Miss Grief
No one died, but sometimes it feels like parts of me have as a result of my chronic illnesses.