Norman Corwin, writer in residence, dies at 101
The Annenberg faculty member was celebrated for his writing in various media.
Resolution supports new Inter-Service Council
Undergraduate Student Government leadership said the council will help its members achieve collective goals.
Full stomachs
Diana Tay, a sophomore majoring in communication and English, samples food from Viztango Cafe as part of “Taste of Downtown L.A.” The event, which was sponsored by USC Program Board, was held Tuesday in McCarthy Quad and featured Los Angeles restaurants, including Chicken Itz and Madeleine Bakery.
JEP House prepares for renovations
Renovations to the JEP House will include increased office space for JEP participants.
Woods looks to reassert himself
Barkley and Woods had their worst statistical performances of the year against California.
Distance makes for a unique tradition
Rivalries make college football special. Coaches, players and fans alike circle one or two games on their calendar each year as “must-win” games — not because of rankings or standings, but out of a longstanding and passionate dislike for another school. For some, it would be OK if their team lost every other game if […]
USC hopes marketing push can put fans in seats
A recently launched Trojan Fever Loyalty Program rewards students for attending games.
Rivalry contains different flavor
For the first time in school history, USC is 5-1 while unranked in the AP top-25 poll.
Los Angeles overflows with delectable specialty taps
Amid Los Angeles’ third annual Beer Week, establishments all over town are stepping up their game to offer quality ale and eats.
Violent video games hold hidden benefits
When Australia banned the new Mortal Kombat video game in February for its excessive violence, the decision ignited debate over the function of violence in video games and whether they promote aggressive behavior in players. The United States has had its share of speculation as well. In June, the United States Supreme Court rejected a […]