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Warrior-Scholar Project aims to help veterans make academic progress
The Warrior-Scholar Project returns for its third year at USC to provide a week-long academic training and guidance for veterans of the United States Armed Forces. Dubbed a “boot camp” by the Los Angeles Times, the program is intense, filled with rigorous lectures and discussions. When asked what sets the Warrior-Scholar Project apart from other […]
Marshall unveils international degree
The program will allow students to earn degrees from three international universities.
Drop in university rankings will push USC to do better
For the past couple of years, it seemed that USC was going to ascend national college rankings as quickly as UCLA was doomed to descend it. Well, the dream has slowed down a bit. In U.S. News and World Report’s latest rankings of national universities, USC and UCLA have tied for the twenty-fourth spot. This […]
Majors should not define who students are
Choosing a major should be about studying what you love, not what might look best on a resume.
Students growing up faster
Administrators should help reduce student stress while enhancing campus activities.
Besting UCLA no longer just for football
USC’s recent rise in rankings over UCLA should only inspire more progress — beginning with the university’s recruiting strategies.
Grading issue affects course planning, too
Fear of an imperfect report card seems to deter students from taking courses with bad reputations.
Spring fever hits us hard
With motivation waning toward semester’s end, students should greet the season with caution.
Is procrastination really that bad? I’ll find out later
While students are aware of the drawbacks of laziness, last-minute work seems inevitable.