(Study) space: the final frontier
Do you feel like there are adequate study spaces around campus?
Students win Obama app award
Application users are paired with a virtual creature to mirror eating and fitness habits.
USC professor earns international architecture prize
The award-winning residence features two monolithic structures divided by a yard.
Open book
Najeeba Syeed-Miller, a professor at the Clairmont School of Theology, speaks with Manal Omar, author of Barefoot in Bagdad: A Story of Identity — My Own and What It Means to Be a Women in Chaos, Tuesday night in Doheny Memorial Library.
Community gives input on Figueroa Street renovations
Workshop attendees said they would like to see more bicycle paths for riders on Figueroa Street.
The legacy of USC’s own ‘Dancing Doll’
What if I told you the man who truly paved the way for the likes of Charles White, O.J. Simpson, Marcus Allen and Reggie Bush never won a Heisman Trophy, a national championship or found himself heading up the backfield for an NFL team? Would you believe me? Odds are, unless you knew the history […]
Kicking spot up for grabs
The competition for starting kicker is under way, while the defense works to improve.
Strong play keeps Women of Troy close
Despite several strong performances, the Women of Troy fall seven strokes behind first-place Cal.
Chinese film explores love from all sides
Although the cast excels, derivative narrative techniques weaken Hot Summer Days.
Cycling event gets Angelenos out of cars
After serving as the epicenter of California car culture for more than half a century, it’s no wonder Los Angeles residents only take to the streets for Lakers championships and riots. Sunday, however, will hopefully change all that as a seven-and-a-half-mile stretch of Los Angeles asphalt gets closed off to cars and opened up to […]