Student input influences administration
USC Dornsife hosted a forum for students to discuss the search for a new dean.
USC Libraries adapt to rising e-book demand
Libraries nationwide increased the number of e-books by an average of 93 percent, according to a study.
Networking
Rebecca Lett (left), a senior majoring in print journalism, and Zoe Weintraub, a senior majoring in international relations, attend the Future of Education: Career Networking Night on Tuesday at USC Hillel Jewish Center. Trojans for Educational Equity, a group that aims to close the achievement gap in education, hosted the event.
Students approve new bike campaign
The university launched a campaign Tuesday aimed at changing bike culture.
Colorado, Utah have been odd additions
On July 1, the day the Pac-10 officially became the Pac-12, the change seemed like a great idea. Commissioner Larry Scott welcomed new members Colorado and Utah, saying the two schools “instantly enhance the strength of our conference both academically and athletically.” The additions helped Scott secure a 12-year, $3-billion television deal with ESPN and […]
Trojans gear up for SoCal Intercollegiates
Five USC underclassmen will partake in the tournament, which lasts until Sunday.
USC begins preparations for Colorado
For the first time since 2002, USC will travel to Boulder, Colo., to face new Pac-12 foe Colorado.
Nintendo hopes to rebound with alternative strategy
For decades, Nintendo has been one of the most successful video game companies in the world. But in terms of annual revenue, this year is turning out to be one of Nintendo’s worst. Last Thursday, Nintendo announced its staggering $925 million net loss for the first half of the fiscal year. Its total net loss […]
Melrose Avenue a haven of classic threads
Fairfax, La Brea and Melrose avenues offer some of the best vintage gems in Hollywood.
New production reflects bold ambitions
Paul Wagar’s rendition of The Taming of the Shrew incorporates modern dress and minimalist set design to reinvent Shakespeare.