The Medic: College sports are facing their last COVID-19 hurdles in the postseason
The NCAA can’t get careless with the finish line in sight.
Tag Archive for: spring2021
Trakh says USC can make significant strides next season
Trakh views basketball as a vehicle for other forms of women’s empowerment.
USC’s season comes to an end with Elite Eight loss to Gonzaga
The Trojans were unable to overcome a 19-point halftime deficit in the loss.
Rhythm and News S6E4: Pandemic filmmaking and Oscars discussion with Lana Nguyen
Lana Nguyen was one of three students in her senior class to direct a senior thesis last semester. “Monsters of Mine,” is a stop-motion animation that Nguyen and her crew had to shoot virtually. Hosts Anmol Bajpai and Srika Ramani talk with Nguyen about her experience directing as well as their takeaways from this year’s […]
We need to stop springing forward in time
Although daylight saving time sounds like a perfect solution to energy conservation, it actually increases energy consumption, has negative medical implications and is inconvenient on a global scale.
A change in career culture is necessary to conversations around increasing the federal minimum wage
The disinterest in raising the minimum wage is largely misinformed by the cultural devaluation of minimum wage jobs, which are the essential work of our society.
TikTalk: Check your Trader Joe’s privilege
A plethora of Trader Joe’s are located in wealthy white communities, while underrepresented groups lose out with minimal locations near them.
Graduate student wins competition with proposal for culturally adapted care
Cara Zhu, whose proposal aims to help older Asians in the United States, was one of two USC students to win the Reimagine Challenge 2020
USC drops two of three in weekend series against UCLA
The Trojans have now lost three of four games after recording a six-game winning streak earlier this month
Trojans continue dominant run with a pair of wins over San José State
No. 1 USC has now won each of its first 10 games this season.