USC heads to Irvine with momentum
After defeating No. 2 Stanford 8-4 in the series finale, USC prepares for UC Irvine Anteaters.
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Letter to the editor
USC Parking should not have to teach us manners. I agree with Ms. Sneider’s letter, published March 22. USC parking seems like a horribly lucrative institution at times. However, USC Transportation can make as much money as it wants by enforcing the rule against parking in more than one space. Parking in more than one […]
Pop-up restaurants show off spontaneity and fresh cuisine
On Thursday, the Interfraternity and Panhellenic councils will once again host Food Truck Wars, a gastronomic event for charity. Plenty of participants will be there to lend a hand for your gluttonous revelry. Never tried biryani, the classic Indian rice dish, or a key lime cupcake? There’s a chance they could be available on Thursday […]
Backup QB debate heats up
Spring football is in full effect on the USC campus. Last Saturday, the USC football team held its first scrimmage at the Coliseum. With the clock counting down until the conclusion of spring practice and the imminent season opener on Sept. 1, now is the time for the Trojans to start prepping for the future. […]
Trojans defeat Boise State and get ready for Pac-12
No. 1 USC (19-0) men’s tennis extends win streak to 39 after victory against Boise State.
Social issues becoming more important in politics
Students say the economy should be the focus of the 2012 election and not religion.
Expo Line scheduled to open April 28
USC students might receive free rides on the Expo Line during its opening weekend.
Interactive content stimulates learning
Digital content engages passive students and turns them into active participants.
Critical thinking proves essential
The link between the concept of behavioral economics and college students is critical thinking, the ability to gather relevant information from different fields of study to help us make a rational decision. While most universities include critical thinking in their mission statements, it is essential for USC to provide more opportunities for students to improve […]
Dornsife needs to become cohesive
USC claims to prioritize the liberal arts. According to the USC website’s undergraduate admission page, the undergraduate curriculum “emphasizes critical thinking, verbal and written communication, and humankind’s history and diversity.” True to this statement, the Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences is the biggest school at USC, encompassing a vast number of majors and […]