Politics and Prose: Advice and reflections on reading while at USC
In his final installment, Carson shares how to get the most out of reading.
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Longtime former Song Girls coach created a toxic environment and engaged in persistent harmful behavior, the Los Angeles Times reports
The former coach, Lori Nelson, is now the subject of an ongoing Title IX inquiry.
USC avoids major penalties from the NCAA Committee on Infractions
The Committee prescribed two years of probation and fines for the men’s basketball program.
How LA’s independent bookstores weathered a year of uncertainty during the pandemic
Booksellers were all forced to make difficult and rapid adjustments.
Politics and Prose: Where have all the anti-racist reading lists gone?
Anti-racist resources and reading lists are no longer circulating the media to address anti-Asian hate in the United States.
Politics and Prose: Larry Tye embraces the contradictions of a liberal icon
“Bobby Kennedy: The Making of a Liberal Icon” impactfully articulates the complicated life of the late political figure.
Politics and Prose: ‘Minor Feelings’ offers the radicalization that Americans need
Cathy Park Hong’s novel received little fanfare outside of Asian America, despite it being the United States’s year of “racial reckoning.”
Politics and Prose: Obama’s promised land remains a promise worth fighting for
Barack Obama’s “A Promised Land” provides the reader with his nuanced perception into the political landscape of the United States.
Pac-12 agrees to part ways with commissioner Larry Scott
After 11 years with the conference the executive committee agrees to forego final year of commissioner’s contract.
Trojans secures impressive 2021 recruiting class
USC’s success on the recruiting trail brings it closer to a return to national prominence