Cup of Troy revives the Trojan spirit
A student-owned and operated cafe that features live music offers a new community space amid the pandemic.
Tag Archive for: spring2021
Back In My Day: Successful aging isn’t all too successful
The promise of a perfect aging strategy falls short in recognizing the autonomy and individuality within the aging process.
Playing for Profit: Jersey sponsorships shouldn’t go the highest bidder
Clubs can reel in new fans with local brand and logo familiarity.
Student startup aims to limit food waste in restaurants
Launched in February, Refresh LA is partnered with four local restaurants.
Munachimso Mbaezue: An up-and-coming captivating BFA student artist
The sophomore also known as “Muna” a rising artist in the inaugural Musical Theater Bachelors of Fine Arts program, speaks about tackling prominent issues in the US through his art.
Relax from studying for finals with this April streaming guide
From “Shadow and Bone” to “Napoleon Dynamite,” check out this month’s most engrossing shows and movies on streaming services.
Rhythm and News S6E5: The Fall of Cyberpunk 2077 with Open Alpha founders Charlie Feuerborn and Colin Spiridonov
Charlie Feuerborn and Colin Spiridonov are the founders USC’s Open Alpha – a group of students who look to develop a playable game each semester. Hosts Anmol Bajpai and Srika Ramani talk with Feuerborn and Spiridonov about their desire to start the club and the process of developing games. They then talk about one of […]
Women’s soccer continues inspiring run with three consecutive victories
USC has not allowed a goal in its last five home games.
Talkin’ Troy S6E8: Elite Eight recap and end of season awards
USC made its first Elite Eight since 2001 in a heartbreaking loss to Gonzaga. Deputy sports editor Anthony Gharib and sports editor Taylor Mills discuss the loss and USC’s overall performance during March Madness. They then hand out their end-of-year awards for the team and discuss the recruiting outlook for next season. Sports editor David […]
World Surfing League tournament lineup is back, but at what cost?
How local communities' response to the WSL resuming operations reflects a complex return for the sport