Documentary-style film offers an Internet thriller
The film presents a stellar portrayal of a complex story which may or may not be true.
Linkin Park burns with Thousand Suns
The band’s newest release shows a shift in genre but continues on political theme.
Festival shows literary revival
Festival de Flor y Canto gathers poets and authors for readings at Doheny Library.
Mobile applications off the web on the go
Once a Blackberry user, I converted to the iPhone last spring and haven’t regretted it. The Internet is easier to use, the screen is larger and it automatically syncs with my iTunes, iCalendar, iPhoto and address book on my MacBook. My favorite feature of the iPhone, however, is the applications. The Pew Internet Project released […]
Park[ing] Day strives to raise awareness
Park[ing] Day LA gathers artists and students in an environmental movement.
Study says memory is repetitive
Scientists from USC and other universities collaborated to study memory patterns.
USC officially receives WHO designation
The safe communities ceremony Wednesday featured a speech by President C.L. Max Nikias.
Celebrity sightings bring aid
Shallow as it might seem, celebrity involvement in global crises often benefit the causes.
Professors justify the high USC pricetag
Famous rock stars that serve as professors — those are our tuition dollars at work. And for good reason. If you haven’t heard, rock musician Steve Miller has joined the USC faculty this semester to work with undergraduates in the popular music and music industry programs. When a university attracts acclaimed musicians such as Miller […]
Students need fuel, not new luxury Plaza
Gateway and Tuscany apartments make new Icon Plaza housing replacing Chevron redundant and leave USC short a gas station.