With their parents in tow, hundreds of children ran around the USC campus engaging with different books and booths at the Festival of Books, on April 13 to 14. Through the numerous booths, book signings and story times, the Festival helps to instill a love for reading...
The other night, I settled into the couch, flicking through the channels on the TV in hopes of finding an entertaining show. I eventually landed on the reality show “Botched,” where patients — mostly women — who have already had significant plastic surgery consult...
A recent report released by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) named the top five most dangerous countries in the world for journalists in the past year. In 2018, 15 journalists died in Afghanistan, 11 in Syria, nine Mexico, eight in Yemen, six in India, and six in the...
On June 26, the Supreme Court ruled to uphold President Trump’s travel ban under the guise of national security, placing restrictions on entry from five majority-Muslim countries and two others — Iran, Libya, North Korea, Somalia, Syria, Venezuela and Yemen. This...
As the FIFA World Cup powers through, one common question resurfaces: Why do Americans call it “soccer,” not “football?” Although the term “soccer” may seem rooted in American culture, the answer actually lies 200 years ago with the British. According to a research...
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