How this summer changed college football forever
The chaos of realignment and NIL haunts training camps across the country as opening weekend creeps closer.
Tag Archive for: fall-2022
Student Health will not require second booster shot
USC will begin the first academic year since 2019 without a mask mandate.
Creatives of color deserve more recognition
The American public school system seems to do only one thing consistently: fail. As a former public school student, I was thrown into the world with a vague understanding of geography, white-washed history under my belt and deficits in more categories than I’d like to admit. With the mere state of our political and social […]
It’s time to sit down and have the college major conversation
How are we supposed to choose a major before we are legally allowed to drink?
How meals ended up as USC’s most inhospitable plan
Changing the Cardinal Meal Plans is USC Hospitality’s newest cash-grab scam.
Classroom censorship laws further burden exhausted teachers
Teachers deserve better than poor conditions, cultural warfare and plain disrespect.
Letter to the Editor: A simple Japanese garden is not enough to erase USC’s tainted history
The USC Rock Garden needs an official plaque to memorialize the Nisei students it’s attempting to honor.
Letter to the Editor: USC must give students the credit they deserve
Recent alumna Elaine Kodama breaks down the reason why USC’s course unit allocation needs to change.
Two former fraternity houses to be upgraded for general student housing
Champion Real Estate has plans to revamp two recently acquired properties along Greek Row by Fall 2024.