USC football getting through the ‘daily grind’
Head coach Clay Helton talked about the balance between bringing physicality to practice and avoiding injuries.
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Screen & Roll: ‘The Weight of Gold’ and the state of mental health in athletics
The documentary gives viewers a chance to see the impact mental health challenges can have on Olympic athletes.
O-Line looks to newcomers, starts hitting reps
USC’s offense is back to scrimmaging after the six-month hiatus.
Film Schooled: What the hell is Ryan Murphy doing
Murphy has the opportunity — but for me it is a responsibility — to amplify voices and stories other than the white ones that he has trudged along in his journey.
Screen and Roll: Rewatch ‘I, Tonya’ for the performances, portrayals and perfectionism
The film speaks to a greater issue of how women are portrayed in media.
Film Schooled: A guy stumbles into a psychiatrist’s office
HBO Max’s big launch late May meant something for media scholars, I’m sure. What it meant to me was a reminder of a sweet little show I’ve been meaning to get back to once (a) I had the time or (b) my professors understood that I needed an inkling of free time, and that show […]
Progress made in clinician hiring, mental health outreach
The Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health Sciences continues to focus its efforts on the student body through substance abuse research and strategies for coping during the pandemic.
Outstanding balance: Tuition hike, aid displacement leave students with financial burdens
When USC announced its Undergraduate Living-at-Home Scholarship mid-July, students who opted to stay home faced scholarship displacement in their financial aid package. Through @AffordableSC, students have mobilized to demand USC to make its education more accessible and affordable to all.
Twenty five former students come forward with new lawsuit against Tyndall, USC
The lawsuit brings the total number of plaintiffs who have opted out of the $215 million class action settlement to more than 800.
Film Schooled: Do you know any good movies?
The increased accessibility to films and television is a double-edged sword, a battle in which the gatekeepers of “great cinema” are steadily losing and the general public seems to gain a greater edge.