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Savannah Greene is a USC student from New York who enjoys sharing stories about the world around her, carried out by her majors in both Journalism and Theatre.

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Cardinal Sins: ‘Bel-Air’

Cardinal Sins: ‘Bel-Air’

The newly minted ‘Bel-Air’ falls extraordinarily flat for this group of USC students.

By Kacie Yamamoto, Chelsea Hylton, Catherine Orihuela, Diego Ramos, Savannah Greene, LeeAnna Villarreal, Mariah Hill, Victoria L Westover, Pauline Woodley , Ronny Hu, and Guilherme GuerreiroFebruary 17, 2022 at 1:08PM PST

How hookup culture is ruining Valentine’s Day

How hookup culture is ruining Valentine’s Day

Students striving for romance on the holiday of love face the same obstacle: no strings attached.

By Savannah GreeneFebruary 14, 2022 at 4:10PM PST

USC students reflect on changing COVID-19 guidelines

USC students reflect on changing COVID-19 guidelines

Despite the CDC loosening restrictions for vaccinated individuals, USC’s Chief Health Officer Dr. Sarah Van Orman says Trojan Check will remain in place.

By Melisa Cabello Cuahutle, Amina Niasse, Dustin Hochmuth, and Savannah GreeneMarch 11, 2021 at 1:59PM PST

Crime rates around USC follow a downward trend since the pandemic

Crime rates around USC follow a downward trend since the pandemic

DPS Assistant Chief Deputy David Carlisle said students may have noticed an increase in “high profile” crime alerts around campus, which likely caused the perception of increased crime rates.

By Alexis Francel, Kennedy Zak, Betsy Travis, Savannah Greene, and Daniel HahmMarch 01, 2021 at 8:10PM PST

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