University opens office in Brazil
The new international office in Brazil is the university’s first one in South America.
All that jazz
Bob Mintzer, the chair of the jazz studies department in the Thornton School of Music, conducts the concert jazz orchestra Monday night at the Carson Television Center. The concert was led by Jason Goldman and paid tribute to the legendary jazz pianist Herbie Hancock.
Campus leaders voice support for US-Israel alliance
The bi-annual leadership statement garnered a total of 22 signatures from campus leaders.
Honored
The Dept. of Public Safety lowered the flag Sunday in front of Bovard Auditorium in honor of DPS officer Keith Lawrence, who was allegedly murdered by former LAPD officer Christopher Dorner on Feb. 3, 2013.
Students celebrate Black History Month
The March on Trousdale hosted by the Black Student Assembly today will honor the 1963 March on Washington.
Trojans take on Dirtbags in midweek showdown
The USC baseball team aims to extend its two-game win streak tonight against Long Beach.
Golf teams stay near top of standings
USC’s men’s and women’s golf teams continue play in their respective out-of-state contests.
Basketball team has room for progress
In the minutes prior to tipoff between the USC men’s basketball team and UCLA on Sunday afternoon, the Galen Center video board flashed a montage of highlights from the Trojans’ upset win over the Bruins on Jan. 30. It showed flashy dunks and some last-minute free throws, preserving the victory in the minds of fans. […]
USC captures crown in UCI Invitational
The USC women’s water polo team sweeps through the field to continue its unbeaten start.
2013 Oscars abandon usual stuffy formula
The Academy’s decision to use Seth MacFarlane as a host of the 2013 Oscars shows the Academy is reaching out to attract a more youthful audience.