Trojans make it two in a row with win
The men’s basketball team starts the year 2-0 for only the second time in the last 10 seasons.
Study: gap in Latino education
Researchers say USC can help by partnering with Hispanic-focused institutions.
Wishbone
Nandi Witter (right) and Chris Ash (left), graduate students studying business administration, participate Monday in the Be the Match drive, an effort led by the Undergraduate Student Government to enter students in the bone marrow registry.
USC hosts science challenge, rally for young students
Students from elementary, middle and high school will participate in the event.
People attached to brands, USC research finds
Apple and USC were some of the brands that created strong emotions in study subjects.
Goals can succeed despite struggle
Rod Gilfry always dreamed of being a fighter pilot. But at 6-foot-2, Gilfry was already too tall for a fighter jet cockpit. In the years since he gave up those plans at age 17, Gilfry has been nominated for two Grammy Awards and has acted and sung in 74 roles on prominent stages around the […]
Composers’ music thrives in piano performance
In a tribute to Chopin and Barber, pianist Daniel Pollack showed why their work rocked.
Lomography
The L.A. Lomography Gallery Store honors the classic low-cost cameras of the 1960s with a mix of photos and custom pieces.
State’s students shouldn’t be left behind in UCs
It’s no secret that the University of California school system is struggling financially. The impact of the recession on education has been so thoroughly canvassed that “UC” and “budget cuts” go conversationally hand-in-hand. In the latest turn of events, UC regents are voting on whether or not undergraduate fees should be raised 8 percent. To […]
Incentives need more time to warm up
Though it’s growing in popularity, solar energy is not yet something we see implemented day to day.