Analysis reveals upperclassmen expected to do less homework
Professors of lower level courses expect students to spend more time working outside of class than those of upper level courses.
Professor to research on mid-Atlantic Ridge
Katrina Edwards will live aboard the ship Joides Resolution in the Atlantic Ocean for two months.
Careers
LaMar Brown, a campus recruiter for PricewaterhouseCoopers, tells Charlie Brenes, a junior majoring in psychology, about his job at a diversity networking mixer in the Career Center on Wednesday. The event was co-hosted by the Latino Student Assembly, Black Student Assembly and Asian Pacific Student Assembly.
Johnson & Johnson donates $250,000
The company will work with the Stevens Institute to support an innovations program.
Former Trojan to return as volunteer assistant
Brown played in the major leagues for 10 years before joining Frank Cruz’ staff.
Tyler’s play not vital for Trojans’ success
The thing about a liability on any male sports team is that you can never be too sure he’s reformed. No matter how reformed he is said to be, no matter how many people declare him a changed man, anyone watching is still thinking, “When’s his next outburst coming?” So why, then, has USC been […]
Trojans to utilize depth this weekend
The USC coaching staff plans to rotate more players into Saturday’s game vs. Syracuse.
USC looks to amend fourth quarter woes
The USC defense has shown its ability to close out games after struggling to finish last year.
Haute Highlights
BOB MARLEY, MESSENGER Catch reggae fever and peruse the Bob Marley, Messenger exhibit housed on the second floor of the GRAMMY Museum at L.A. Live. The display focuses on Marley as an inspirational music legend, reaching generations even after his death, but it also sheds light on his private side and spiritual side. The […]
“1001 Inventions” honors historic novelties
California Science Center’s latest launch offers patrons a beautiful look at history.