Viterbi drops three places in graduate school rankings
After controversy over the reported numbers last year, Viterbi fell from No. 7 to No. 10.
Competition tough to lead Spirit of Troy
Five hopeful drum majors will face off Tuesday to decide who will lead the Trojan tradition.
Nationwide, faculty pay sees smallest increase in at least 50 years
Faculty salaries at USC increased even less than the national average, but that move was deliberate, administrators say.
Students turn out to protest, support Obama
The president visited Exposition Park on Monday as part of a fundraiser for the Boxer campaign.
The Coachella experience
Coachella is always a desert transformed — an oasis for the noisy, the avant garde and those who get down and dirty. This year, business executives and punk rockers commiserated in the name of rock ‘n’ roll, electronica and hip-hop — anything to make their head spin, hands clap or hips shake. For first-timers, the […]
Record Store Day spurs vinyl comeback
Saturday, April 17, 6:59 a.m.: A line of bleary-eyed yet eager shoppers snaked along the sidewalk adjacent to Fingerprints, an independently run music shop in the Belmont Shore section of Long Beach. The throng, a shoddy assortment of teenagers and adults donning jeans and sneakers, plaid button-downs and band T-shirts, was a somewhat unusual fixture […]
Remake gives Death new life
With uniqely American humor, Death at a Funeral makes the dark comedy accessible for all.
Coachella leaves indie roots in the dust
“We’re very excited to be here tonight,” Grizzly Bear’s Ed Drost said to an ocean of fans Friday at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. “LCD Soundsystem, Jay-Z, Fever Ray … Is it too much?” he asked with a grin. The answer turned out to be yes, actually. The January announcement of the festival’s […]
Comic book update: Dark Horse and Hammer
A partnership that can only succeed.
Gable set to graduate in May
Running back C.J. Gable will earn his degree in four years.