‘Occupy Me’ explores thought-provoking clothing, systems of control
Iranian contemporary artist and designer Hushidar Mortezaie deals with themes of gender and imperialism in his work.
Say cheese! A definitive ranking of every mac and cheese at USC
The Daily Trojan has sampled every prepared mac and cheese (there are 10 of them!) that students can get on campus or at USC Village. Here is a definitive ranking to all the cheesy goodness you can get.
Jay Park surprises fans at Tidal x Abercrombie show
The Korean American artist showcased his many talents at Monday’s pop-up show.
‘Who is America?’ finale sees Cohen continue with his tricks
Comedian Sacha Baron Cohen finds voice playing controversial characters.
State of the Art: Art and creativity are agents for healing from heartbreak
In many ways, art is the answer to the age-old queries about human existence and reasons for suffering.
REVIEW: ‘The Happytime Murders’ is a tired attempt at comedy
Unlike “Puppet Up!,” audiences didn’t turn a blind eye to the stripping of puppets’ innocence for “The Happytime Murders.”
Fill in the Blank: What is a record sale in 2018?
Behind all of the Internet drama surrounding “Queen” and “Astroworld” poses some very real, albeit unsettling, questions: What the heck is a record sale in 2018? Do they even matter anymore?
Sophomore tackles sleep deprivation in ‘Liminal Spaces’
An art installation by sophomore Eric Plant created an environment that represents the murky state between consciousness and dreams.
Comedy troupes perform
Four improv groups played games and put on sketches based on crowd suggestions.
On “Negro Swan,” Blood Orange finally takes flight
Dev Hynes returns as Blood Orange to create his most ambitious album to date.