USC set to battle MPSF conference foes
The women’s water polo team is determined to prove why they are No. 1.
Tag Archive for: spring2021
A heart for the team
Redshirt senior driver Denise Mammolito has helped carry the team through their highs and lows.
USC community copes with health struggles caused by the pandemic
Students and professors share the struggles of Zoom fatigue and effective ways to combat these challenges.
Junior reimagines natural haircare for men
The company, Nile Hair, focuses on creating a variety of inclusive products targeted for Black men.
USC clinches second straight Pac-12 title against ASU
Men’s Tennis defended their conference champion status in San Diego.
Oscars recap: Moving in the right direction with minimal satisfaction
Every year, the Academy fails to represent the whole picture; while this year may spark hope there are still miles to go.
Triple Bottom Line: Ethical capitalism is an oxymoron
Our historically capitalist system creates a positive feedback loop, generating increased environmental and financial inequities.
Putting the ‘I’ in Immigrant: Undocumented immigrants deserve more from our immigration system
As human beings, as vital members of society, and as contributors to their communities, undocumented immigrants deserve an immigration system that acknowledges their inherent rights.
Chronically Catherine: Weighing my self-worth over side effects and swimsuit size
With summer on the horizon, medication side effects, like weight gain, present a unique body confidence challenge for the chronically ill.
The Eck’s Factor: ‘Reforming from the inside’ is a hoax
From Greek life to police to gay Republicans, reforming prejudiced institutions from the inside is not plausible.