Olympian great Jenna Nosseir blogs about the girls soccer team. 

Olympian great Drew Paxman reviews a poll of Trojans' favorite movies, music and television. 

"Overall, I think the hybrid system has proven to be successful for students at home, as shown in its first week," writes Komal Khehra.

"Upon first listen, the song sounds like an optimistic spring picnic  song, but actually it is a bittersweet farewell to the decade filled  with the artist’s milestones and memories," writes Ada Chen.

"Based on a true story, the documentary “Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal” follows the life of Singer and his various high profile clients," writes Andrew Hui. 

"I believe it is definitely important and necessary for people to call out others for their wrongdoings because it makes them a better person, but I don’t think it’s a good idea to abuse the power of social media as a gateway to bully someone," writes Ethan To. 

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"We need to start to use the media to highlight and showcase the different people in our society in positive and accurate ways,'' writes Olivia Dooley. 

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"There’s nothing as terrifying as being a girl and walking down the street alone or even with the company of other girls," writes Alex Tam. Read more here:

"In 10 episodes, viewers followed Ginny while she navigated the challenges of fitting into a predominantly white town as a half-black girl and uncovered her mother’s secrets," writes Amanda Wong. 

"Social media is now the place to be, replacing social gatherings and school gossip," writes Andrew Hui.