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5 Must Try Bars in DTLA
By: Samantha Romero ‘16
1. ACE Hotel Rooftop: located in the historic United Artists building, ACE Hotel is an urban oasis with prime views of DTLA. The rooftop lounge offers a variety of cocktails and delicious snack options such as ricotta toast. ACE is also known for holding daily events, so you might be in for surprise…
Work On It Wednesday: Asking for Help With Your Job Search
By: Emily Young MA ‘16
Getting a job is tough. Especially when there are endless paths you can take with your degree. Instead of trying to determine a career path on your own, reach out to your network for help. Your contacts’ experience will help steer you in the right direction and their suggestions of who to talk to will ultimately lead you to a job. While there is nothing wrong with asking for help with your job search, how you ask for help makes a huge difference.
5 Ways To Destress Right Now
By: Judy Lee ‘17
1. Breathing exercises: sometimes, the anxiety you feel may just be how fast your heart is beating. The simple solution, of course, is to slow it down by breathing slowly. Count to 5 as you inhale and exhale…
Transgender Day of Remembrance
By: Grace Carballo ‘17
November 20th is International Transgender Day of Remembrance, a day to memorialize those who were killed due to anti-transgender prejudice or hatred. And tragically, there are many victims to remember; according to TDoR’s founder, Gwendolyn Ann Smith, every two weeks, on average, someone is murdered in the United States in an act of anti-transgender violence and internationally, these killings occur almost daily.
What is a USG Resolution?
By: Paul Samaha ‘17
So you’ve probably heard a lot about “resolutions” over the past few weeks– from the diversity climate resolution to the college affordability and tuition transparency resolution, there has been a lot of talk, hype and speculation about what these resolutions are, and what they can do. There has also been some rumors and misconceptions on what exactly happens when and if a resolution is passed within the Undergraduate Student Government Legislative Branch (USG Senate). As your Trojans 360 USG rep, I’m here to clarify everything you may or may not know about resolutions!
Greetings from Matagalpa
By: Grace Carballo ‘17
I’m in Matagalpa now which is super cool compared to Managua, both in terms of climate and also just in terms of the general vibes it projects. I’m working on my ISP which stands for Independent Study Project, emphasis on the independent.
USC Football Season Analysis
By: Michael Boyle ‘18
Is USC having a good football season this year? Will our season get better? These are tricky questions. Luckily, we got in touch with an expert football analyst who can help provide us with the answer.
How to Get Through the Last 3 Weeks of the Semester
By: Kelly Kinas ‘16
Has everyone been counting down the days until the end of the semester and now that it is so close, you want it to go by so much slower? Just me? Didn’t think so. It’s not even 3 FULL weeks left; Thanksgiving break is in there and we get those three days off too. We are so close. I still have a ton of assignments left to turn in (not late or anything. They’re just scheduled for later in the semester) and I know I am not the only one in this situation.
Better Schedule, Better You
By: AnnaLiese Burich ‘17
It’s that time of year again: the holidays! You know Halloween, and Thanksgiving and Christmas, but did you know the greatest holiday of them all? Course registration!
Work On It Wednesday: Learning From Failure
By: Emily Young MA ‘16
Reality check, “the real working world” is approaching faster than you can imagine. While school has prepared you for a lot, it hasn’t prepared you for everything. Some of the most important lessons you learn in “the real working world” are from failures.
In Memoriam - USC Students Remember Fresh & Easy
By: Michael Boyle ‘18
Saying goodbye to something you love is hard, but if we grieve together things can possibly be a little more (Fresh &) Easy. Join Trojans 360 as we honor a store that touched our tastebuds and our hearts.
Studying Abroad in Paris: 6 Things I’ll Never Forget
By: Samantha Romero ‘16
My daily French diet consisted of at least one if not all of the following: baguettes, croissants, and crepes. Everyday as I would walk to class I made it a ritual to stop by our corner bakery for a croissant au chocolat. It feels like it was just yesterday that I was savoring the freshly baked layers of buttery goodness. Croissants will never taste the same…