USC ups its profit margins
During the pandemic, the University saw its first profits in years. With tuition hikes galore and a growing healthcare industry, the trend seems to continue.
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Start the party with these ‘songs of the summer’
Break down these 2010s hits — including the new champion of this summer.
It feels like my life hinges on my summer internship
International students often obsess over a summer internship in the US, forgetting the comfort of home.
Voting ‘yes’ on Measure HLA will make LA streets safer for all
The transportation measure will force the city to follow through on its Mobility Plan.
If you give a squirrel a Cheeto…
For better or worse, squirrels have become a staple of campus life. News editor Nathan Elias and associate managing editor Reo examine the history of these ubiquitous creatures.
‘Pretentiousness’ is often misused
'Pretentious’ is taking on a new meaning, discouraging us from being passionate.
The resolution to break up with my closet
A letter to the clothes I didn't try and won't buy because of my resolution.
The big occasions hit differently away from home
Celebrating milestones without my family is when I miss them the most.
Immigrant optimism wields a double-edged sword
The need to achieve as a FGLI student often leads to self-loathing and guilt.
A better nation demands more than hope
Americans must hold their politicians accountable in the 2024 general election.