Seniors put art on the walls
Eighteen seniors from the Roski School turn the bare walls of an on-campus gallery into the ultimate canvas for exhibition.
LGBT peer mentoring program receives grant
The program has 30 mentors and 30 mentees and is open to all students on campus.
College to start offering Persian classes
Officials say knowing Persian and Iranian culture will be important for students.
Student project works with community youth to encourage sex ed
Young women from the community created 30-second announcements about safe sex.
USG celebrates campus veterans during holiday
Keith Williams, a junior and six-year veteran, organized today’s Veterans Day events.
APASS launches initiative
The Pacific Islander initiative aims to help students find resources on USC’s campus.
Sweet sounds
The USC Thornton Concert Orchestra plays in Bovard Auditorium on Wednesday night. The orchestra performed the Nabucco Overture by Giuseppe Verdi, “Night on Bald Mountain” by Modeste Mussorgsky and “From the New World” by Antonin Dvorak.
Letter to the editor
Bike controversies still need a voice To USC officials: To be truthful, I have appreciated your attitude and actions toward the student body since I enrolled in USC in the fall of 2007. I believe that you actually have the opinions of the student body in the forefront of your reasoning, and as such I […]
New facilities show university’s progress
Anyone of the opinion that USC is too rooted in tradition, campus pride and old money to be open to substantive changes in our university makeup just got a reality check.
iTunes U not a hit just yet
Though promising, the new educational tool still needs to allow for more student access.