Saving energy can be simple and easy. Students at USC should try their best to consume less energy and save it when possible in order to promote a more sustainable student and campus community.
Sunshine Week brings awareness to FOIA and the right for citizens to gain access to sealed records. This is important for students to understand as holding the government accountable is vital to civic engagement.
In such a digital age, students at USC might find themselves constantly on their laptops, even when it comes to note taking. In order to boost their brain, students should handwrite their notes instead.
With sports betting on the rise, students should be careful when placing their bets. This method of gambling is mainstream yet addictive and students should be cautious when participating so that bad habits do not form.
Even though it is easy to skip breakfast, students should focus on eating this morning meal in order to retain a healthy physical well-being and to do well academically. Breakfast is often forgotten but extremely important, especially when it comes to busy college students.
Valentine's Day is an easy excuse to do something nice for a loved one. However, romance should be a priority throughout a relationship and not just one day of the year.
Living off campus makes students feel alienated from the campus community and its culture. It is important for students to have a sense of belonging at USC in order to promote better physical and mental health.
Even though pulling an all-nighter may be beneficial to schoolwork, students should avoid these sleepless nights in order to prioritize their mental and physical well-being.
As 2025 is on the horizon, students should stay goal-oriented and focus on maintaining their New Year's resolution. Keeping resolutions may help students reduce stress and stay organized.
An event at Russell House Underground, hosted by USC's Jesse Pinkman Conglomerate brought students together to eat a 23-pound wheel of gouda cheese.