Virtual reality tool corrects errors in brain scan data
Virtual Brain Segmenter uses VR technology to decipher errors in MRI data.
Entries by Eileen Toh
Administrator of USC’s Our Savior Parish installed as pastor
Rev. Richard Sunwoo’s installment was celebrated at evening mass on Sunday.
OPINION: Deferred rush unfairly targets Greek life
The implementation of deferred rush at USC is not an adequate solution to improving freshman life across campus. Rather, this poorly-executed attempt to get students to focus on academics fails to acknowledge the potentially negative effects of any of the other time-consuming activities on USC’s campus.
The Bar-On Brief: Do not turn community colleges into diploma mills
As Jim Mahler, president of California’s Community College Council said, these two-year colleges will become mere “diploma mills” if given financial incentive to graduate more students.
‘Who is America?’ finale sees Cohen continue with his tricks
Comedian Sacha Baron Cohen finds voice playing controversial characters.
State of the Art: Art and creativity are agents for healing from heartbreak
In many ways, art is the answer to the age-old queries about human existence and reasons for suffering.
REVIEW: ‘The Happytime Murders’ is a tired attempt at comedy
Unlike “Puppet Up!,” audiences didn’t turn a blind eye to the stripping of puppets’ innocence for “The Happytime Murders.”
Men’s water polo enters 2018 season ranked No. 2
The Men of Troy will seek vengeance this season after falling short of a title.
The Point After: JT Daniels is the right risk to take week one
The biggest lingering question about Daniels is his ability to come in and ease the pain of transitioning from an all-time USC great in Sam Darnold to, well, anyone else.
Summer baseball league performances fare well for Trojans
Following a mediocre 2018 season, several Trojans succeeded in summer baseball leagues.