A primal set for solo act
Icelandic musician Jónsi goes beyond zeitgeist to reach timeless emotions, creating an emotional show with great visual style.
Despite first impressions, Zero has hidden depths
Elizabeth Ziman’s vocals works most when it is not bogged down by production effects.
Composer found mentor at USC
At the age of six, Bear McCreary knew that he wanted to be a film composer. By 24, he was scoring Battlestar Galactica. As one of the select protégés of the late Elmer Bernstein (The Magnificent Seven, To Kill A Mockingbird) at the USC Thornton School of Music, McCreary was groomed for success in the […]
Music takes backstage at concert
South African hip-hop group Die Antwoord relied more on costumes than on their music.
Glamorous ghosts of the past
Surrounded by the sprawl of modern Los Angeles, the Hollywood Forever Cemetery is an epitaph of the city’s long lost history.
USC to add D-I lacrosse
The unofficial announcement of a women’s lacrosse team was made last Thursday.
Computer-led BCS will always miss the mark
The BCS rankings were released Sunday, and you know what that means: The controversy has begun. It may be a blessing for college football, it may be a curse, who knows? Whatever your take is, the Bowl Controversy Series rankings surely make for the kind of midseason drama that is not possible in any other […]
Trojans use day off to visit USC hospital
The Trojans make an appearance for young fans at the USC Childrens Hospital Los Angeles.
’SC tools help fuel job hunt
Students worried about entering unfriendly job market should explore USC’s resources.
USC allies come together for October
Coming Out month showcases USC’s success in creating a respectful, supportive LGBT environment and what allies can do to help peers.