Latino leaders discuss role in conservation campaigns
An event held Wednesday delved into California’s efforts to preserve the environment.
Village’s small businesses face uncertainty
Local businesses wonder what their future will hold as renovation plans progress.
Dining hall policy elicits criticism
Students express concerns after USC Hospitality posts signs about policy and $100 fine.
Former defense secretary urges bipartisanship
Robert Gates, the 22nd U.S. secretary of defense, analyzes the nation’s role in foreign relations.
Inefficiency on third down plagues USC
Halfway through a season that was supposed to end with the Trojans hoisting the crystal football in South Florida, let’s just say things have not gone as smoothly as expected. USC holds a respectable 5-1 record, including a 301 mark in Pac-12 play, and is in no way out of contention for the national championship, […]
Sun Devils and Ducks take stage
Oregon visits Sun Devil Stadium on Thursday to square off against ASU.
Trojans reacclimate to normal schedule
USC happy to play on back-to-back Saturdays after a bye week and Thursday night game.
HAUTE HIGHLIGHTS
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Friday, Oct. 19 – Sunday Oct. 21, Various times Dorothy Chandler Pavilion Ballet meets Lewis Carroll in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, a new production by The Royal Ballet of the U.K. and The National Ballet of Canada. Choreographed by Christopher Wheeldon, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland promises to deliver an entertaining performance. […]
Parental talks prove awkward but crucial
I’m going to go out on a limb and say that most children don’t feel comfortable talking to their parents about sex. Sure, there are those lucky few who have a liberal relationship with their cool, hip parents. But most of the time you either keep details about your sex life to yourself or only […]
Professor discusses charra documentary
Robin Rosenthal and USC professor Bill Yahraus unite on the documentary Escaramuza.