Beginning this semester, USC is offering a new minor in Korean Studies. The 20-unit minor will cover the political, economic, social and cultural changes in Korea. It will be interdisciplinary in nature, with course subjects spanning departments such as cinema, history, international relations, language and critical studies with a particular emphasis on Korea. There is [...]
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Welcome Back Concert shows indie music at its best
Saturday night’s Welcome Back Concert rocked McCarthy Quad, featuring the talents of Los Angeles’ own local indie bands Y Luv, Pepper Rabbit and, last but not least, Canadian band Tokyo Police Club. The day also included carnival activities and a performance by the Trojan Marching Band, who revealed their new covers of Kanye West’s “All [...]
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Former USC standout Nia Ali recorded two sub 13-second times to win a gold medal.
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The former five-star wide receiver withdrew from the university and will transfer.
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They happened five months and more than 6,000 miles apart. First, there was the late March press conference at the Galen Center in Los Angeles where first-team All-Pac-10 center Nikola Vucevic declared he was skipping his senior season at USC to enter the NBA draft. Just last week, in a nondescript gymnasium outside Sao Paulo, [...]
Read the rest of this article »Brazil trip proves costly for USC
Senior guard Jio Fontan tore his ACL in the third game of USC’s exhibition tour.
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Josh Resnick, CEO and founder of nProgress Inc., brings his latest innovation exclusively to USC’s campus for an exciting launch.
Read the rest of this article »The Weeknd drops an emphatic mixtape
Thursday, the latest installment in The Weeknd’s mixtape trilogy, contains tracks that range from hauntingly intriguing to nostalgic.
Read the rest of this article »Contemporary artist alters familiar tunes
Folk artist Kris Delmhorst puts her own, unique spin on a handful of The Cars’ hit songs.
Read the rest of this article »2D platformers begin to make astonishing comeback
During the past few years, the basic “hop and bop” formula of 2D platform games — games that have two-dimensional graphics and feature protagonists side scrolling across the screen — from the 1980s and 1990s has made a startling comeback. Video game designers are creating more 2D platformers at an increasing rate, and people are [...]
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