By: Samantha Romero ‘16

With Spring in full effect here is an updated checklist for must-try brunches. So grab your friends and brunch away at some of the newest and trending restaurant. Don‘t forget to bring along that Instax camera to capture that Instagram worthy #foodporn.

By: Ayman Siraj ‘18

USC has the largest international student population on the West Coast. As college decision day approached on May 1st for many of you, I congratulate you if you committed to USC! You’re joining the best family on earth - The Trojan Family (the hype is real). Many of you like me will never have even toured the colleges you applied to from halfway across the world. Naturally many questions arise when you get here, and I’ve put down the answers to a few.

By: Grace Carballo ‘17

After Perrito Moreno and our short stay in Calafate, Francesca and I hopped on a 3 hour bus to get to El Chalten. We lucked out and were assigned the best seats, front row with a view that couldn’t be beat, but unfortunately a couple nabbed what was rightfully ours and we didn’t have the heart to ask them to move.

By: Samantha Romero ‘16

It is unbelievable how incredibly fast the Spring semester flew by. In fact, in less than a month students will be out of class and have all the free time to do whatever their heart desires. That being said, here is your daily dose of summer getaway inspiration from Cancun to Norway. Check out these sweet deals under $400*!

By: Kelly Kinas ‘16

Finals week has started and that means most of USC will be heading back home or to wherever their internships/jobs take them. That may be by plane, train, or automobile but no matter how you get there, you will need to be entertained along the way. I am here to offer some amazing Podcasts suggestions so you don’t have to listen to Life of Pablo or Views again. These are interesting, entertaining and most episodes are about 45 minutes long. Give them a listen and make your next trip go by even faster!

By: Samantha Romero ‘16

Late night studying for finals and stress can take a toll on your immune system, so here’s a simple post-finals recovery guide to get you ready for summer.

By: Emily Young MA ‘16

Since I am reaching the end of my five wonderful years here at USC, I thought it would be great to share my college tips for having the best college experience!

By: Grace Carballo ‘17

I hate to brag but several of my peers have endorsed me in Social Media on LinkedIn and with that, I feel qualified to say that I have scoured Instagram and Facebook (and even briefly perused Twitter) for the very best and brightest #USCGrad photos. Last year the Class of 2015 set the bar high but like any good Trojan would, the class of 2016 grads rose to the challenge ambitiously, courageously, and skillfully. It wasn’t easy but I have selected, in no particular order, the 16 best #USCGrad pictures to represent the legacy of the wonderful Class of 2016. If you think you deserve to be on the list, submit your photos to Trojans360 and maybe also consider adjusting your privacy settings on social media to be a bit more lax.

By: Judy Lee ‘17

I’m going to preface this post by saying that I don’t mean to generalize in a derogatory way! Just some fun and games regarding our building stereotypes on campus. FRESHMAN: take this as you may.

By: Judy Lee ‘17

To be quite honest, I was a very lame freshman. But even looking back, I wish I could relive some of the moments from those days. When it comes down to it, we may all have been pretty derpy kids, but we were carefree kids nonetheless. Here’s some things I miss.

By: Samantha Romero ‘16

First things first, choose a theme that suits your preferred style. Whether it’s a black and white affair or a beach bash extravaganza. This first step will allow you to funnel your options for the following steps.

By: Samantha Romero ‘16

After arduous years of all-nighters and countless cups of coffee later, it’s finally here! Here are some creative cap ideas to give your graduation day an extra sizzle.