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Music timestamps moments in our lives. From upbeat grooves to heartbreak ballads, every song you listened to in college will always be tied to your time at USC.
Between virtual classes, Netflix and checking phone notifications, it’s likely that screen time has reached an all-time high during quarantine. These podcasts could be the answer to finding the perfect balance between screen time and productivity. While listening to these podcasts, take a walk, do the dishes or even attempt a DIY craft you found on Pinterest.
Show: “Tiger King”
Show: “Love Is Blind”
Show: "You"
Release date: Jan. 16, 2020
Movie: The Two Popes
Once again, Taylor Swift was forced to fight for the rights to her work, highlighting the underlying sexism within the music industry and its dark history of exploitation.
Living with a roommate is something every person should experience in their lifetime. Opportunities such as these — which test your boundaries, resourcefulness and patience — are unique to the college experience. I cannot think of any other situation in which placing two scared, stressed strangers in a shoebox-sized room and forcing them to coexist for eight months would be justified.
Show: "Daybreak"
It’s Sunday evening.
Barack Obama was just elected president, there are only six Harry Potter movies in the world and Micheal Jackson’s mysterious death still permeates the trashy magazines in checkout lines. The year is 2009, and a relatively unheard of band released its sophomore album, “Grand.” An instant hit for the 2009 music scene, "Grand" was the birth of the then up-and-coming creative pairing, Matt and Kim.
It's that sweater-weather time of year again when pumpkin spice becomes the rage, corn maze pictures fill your Instagram feed and horror is the film genre of choice. To get in the spooky season mood, here are some classic Halloween films that are perfect for a night of Netflix on the couch.
As a fellow people-pleaser, saying “no” to family, friends or even complete strangers has always been a struggle for me.
Raymond Santana of the Exonerated Five visited USC for the "When Justice Prevails!" event hosted at the USC School of Law.
Movie: "In the Tall Grass"
Remember Blockbuster?
Growing up, the only type of relationships I saw on television were that of stereotypically “perfect” heterosexual couples. Not only this, but the characters would almost always fit perfectly into the mold of femininity or masculinity that society has placed on us for years.
Although Netflix originals, specifically romantic comedies, remain increasingly sought after, many perpetuate harmful stereotypes, double standards and unhealthy relationships.
Ever found yourself listlessly surfing social media after class wondering what to do for the rest of the evening?