Marshall announces significant changes to its undergraduate curriculum
New curriculum has fewer requirements and gives business students more time to complete a minor or second major.
GLBTA to hold student focus groups
Discussions are aimed at improving the LGBT Resource Center’s and GLBTA’s offerings.
Jenny Novak elected next GPSS president
The GPSS senators voted Monday night on the president and other executive board positions.
Tune in: Ira Glass keeps storytelling alive
The radio host talked about narratives and how empathy can save lives on Saturday.
Novel delves into gritty Los Angeles personalities
With an area population of nearly 10 million, it’s easy to focus on some of Los Angeles’ more beautiful and prestigious residents. But Broken, written by J. Matthew Nespoli, takes a look into the morbid lives of the underrepresented and unlucky. Nespoli’s novel follows 14 individuals whose lives of constant struggle somehow become intertwined. Although […]
WoodSCtock
Music fans from across the city gather in E.F. Hutton Park and Founders Park for the second annual KSCR Fest.
Tyler looking to kick off spring ball injury free
The redshirt junior tailback feels "90 percent" healed from a toe injury suffered last season.
LAUSD likely to shorten school year
Proposal is waiting for final approval.
Battle studies
John Mayer performs “Daughters” at the Staples Center on Thursday night. His set ranged from songs on his newest album, Battle Studies, to older songs from Room for Squares. Candice Harbour | Daily Trojan
Issues of gender equality play out in Hollywood
Despite her recent best actress win at the Oscars, Sandra Bullock has faced devastating marital woes in the foreground of camera flashes, outshining what was supposed to be a momentous occasion in her career. The story plays out like your typical Hollywood cliché: On her upward climb to Academy success, the beautiful A-list actress spends […]