Bag It gives complex topic a simple story
The documentary follows the journey of an average man who investigates plastic’s impact.
War technologies need safety checks
Students who attended the TEDxUSC conference in Bovard Auditorium on Tuesday learned about the power of new technologies and the power of innovation. Technology influences every aspect of our society — especially the way we conduct war. But we need to keep careful watch over that technology to make sure it doesn’t become dangerous and […]
Student body should not be ashamed of ’SC
The Trojan Family should still be proud of the university, despite the misguided actions of a few.
Lecture on technology to be held tomorrow by Annenberg, Marshall
The effects of technology are widespread in today’s day and age. By impacting the media and countless industries, technology now holds the ultimate power over us all. Tomorrow, April 14, Harvard Business School Professor Anita Elberse will be analyzing and discussing this matter with USC Annenberg Dean Ernest J. Wilson III and Professor Christopher Holmes Smith. The […]
Skull and Dagger strikes again
Secret honor society Skull and Dagger pulled yet another prank on USC students. At around 1 p.m., students congregated around Tommy Trojan in the hopes of winning Coachella tickets. A Facebook event announced that Program Board was giving away 10 Coachella tickets to the people with the best costumes, either individuals or teams. After some […]
Classifieds – April 13
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Students say Local Triptrotters improve abroad experience
Students say finding a local guide was invaluable to their experiences while abroad.
DPS, LAPD searching for robbers
Three students were robbed within a span of 20 minutes off campus Monday night.
Panel discusses sustainability on campus
Different groups on campus talked about their goals to make the campus greener.
More students use internet to find jobs
A study found that almost 28 percent of college students plan to use LinkedIn for networking.