General Education: Class of 2027 admissions, tuition increases and the State of the University Address
This week on General Education, host Shatha Fadul speaks to Jennifer Nerher about her article, "Admits reflect on historic admissions cycle."
Tag Archive for: spring-2023
Rhythm and News: Ticketmaster and the new normal for live music
This week on “Rhythm and News,” our hosts Kamryn Tate, Kirsten Hawkins, and Ryan Skidmore discuss the new beginnings of live music performance in the post-lockdown era. Has the quality of performance changed? Has there been a shift in music culture? Is it safe to attend concerts? Can we even afford it any more? These questions are discussed, topics are addressed and the ultimate question is, “are we gonna be outside this summer?”
Talkin’ Troy: Women’s History Month
In a historic week of women’s sports, we saw everything from 40-point triple doubles to flamingo feathered blazers. Join co-hosts Leila MacKenzie and Dana Hammerstrom as they reflect on the evolving impact and excitement of women’s athletics. Hosted by Leila MacKenzie and Dana Hammerstrom, Written by Leila MacKenzie edited by Thomas Johnson and Justin White. […]
Heart to Heart: How women will bring lacrosse to the West Coast
The end of one era sparks the beginning for many.
Beach volleyball prepares for battle
Following a weekend off, USC looks to come out swinging in Manhattan Beach.
No. 19 lacrosse takes on the Bay Area
The Trojans look to extend their undefeated Pac-12 record.
Women we should’ve learned about
History is ripe with inspiring, underrepresented women who’ve had significant impact.
My bisabuela Berta: A trailblazer in education
How Berta Drucaroff became one of the first Latine women to earn a university degree.
The life and loss of my best friend
Grief at a young age is extremely difficult to deal with.
Free Play: The esports industry is changing, but the game is not
The esports industry has made considerable progress in aiding the equality and inclusivity of women, but a new direction must be taken.