Olive Garden spirals me into a state of nostalgia
The Never-Ending pasta bowls are back with a bang but not for long.
Tag Archive for: summer-2024
Board of Trustees extends and amends President Folt’s contract
The Board finalized the decision before the end of President Carol Folt's first term, a University spokesperson confirmed to the Daily Trojan on Tuesday afternoon. The spokesperson declined to provide further details about the length of the extension or the nature of the amendments to Folt's contract.
Armenian History Month at USC — 100 years in the making
A conversation with the people, events and emotions behind the now University-supported month-long celebration of Armenian culture.
Playing with pride
Queer athletes and fans discuss what Pride Month means to them.
USC ups its profit margins
During the pandemic, the University saw its first profits in years in its largest two operations — healthcare services and instruction. With tuition hikes galore and a growing healthcare industry, the trend seems to continue.
LA may be the new Cabo; we can’t let that happen
Shifting climates will change our ecological fabric, but our landscapes will tell if we’ll make it out alive.
Folt’s five years
It took mere weeks for the administration’s decisions to tear the community apart. All eyes are on the president to build it back up — but can she?
Letter to the Editor: Our queer leaders cannot be collateral
President Carol Folt, Vice President for Student Life Monique Allard and Assistant Vice Provost for Student Life, Student Equity and Inclusion Naddia Palacios, we charge you with perpetuating homophobic violence.
An Open Letter to ‘The Baby-Sitters Club’ as I Begin the Last Episode
Knowing our time is limited, knowing we are down to our final 28 minutes, I want to say some parting words as we stand on the precipice of goodbye.
Neighborhood Academic Initiative falls short in addressing systemic issues
Despite its impressive successes, NAI neglects large swaths of USC’s surrounding community.