Majority not ready for college, ACT study shows
Only 25 percent of college students met all four of the test’s specific benchmarks in 2011.
Lunch break
Students stand in line Tuesday, waiting to order food from Spitz Restaurant’s booth at “Taste of Downtown LA” in McCarthy Quad. The event, which provided students with samples of local eateries, was sponsored by student government. For more coverage, see A6.
Romney slip generates reactions
During a local event, the GOP presidential candidate called Obama’s supporters “victims.”
Stakeholders debate USC master plan
Arguments were presented concerning USC’s $1.1 billion proposal to renovate the University Village.
Negrete named to Good Works Team
The former walk-on started a mentoring program and has gone on several service trips.
Women of Troy prepare for crosstown rivalry game
No. 1 UCLA visits the Galen Center in the middle of a seven-game winning streak.
Stanford is the thorn in USC’s foot
It’s a fine line student journalists walk, being neutral as a media member, while also still a fan as a student. But this column is not written by a journalist and a media member. This column is written by a student and a fan of the University of Southern California. And I am way beyond […]
USC looks to shore up its offensive line for Cal
After giving up four sacks in a loss at Stanford, the left tackle position is offically up for grabs.
Film and TV should be treated separately
With the 64th annual primetime Emmys hitting the small screen this Sunday, it seems as though all anyone can talk about these days is television: Will three-time winner Bryan Cranston claim a fourth Emmy for his flawless performance as Walter White in Vince Gilligan’s Breaking Bad? Will freshman series Homeland take down the reigning champion, […]
One-woman show depicts LA writer’s life
The Year of Magical Thinking offers audiences a glimpse into the life of Joan Didion.