Gallery unveils unexpected aspect of Iranian culture
Crewest Gallery’s newest exhibit, which opens Thursday, explores modern day Iranian culture through the urban art of its youth.
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Downtown walk offers a glimpse into grassroots art
On its fifth anniversary, the monthly Downtown L.A. Art Walk assures art lovers a cultured yet slightly twisted good time. First-timer? Try these event essentials.
Baha’is in Iran endure unjust persecution
Following Iran’s election, human rights violations have come to the forefront of the public sector.
Classes brought to you by budget crisis
A 21st century philosopher once mused: Fall is here, hear the yell/ back to school, ring the bell/ brand new shoes, walking blues/climb the fence, book and pens/ I can tell that we are gonna be friends. Yes, as another Labor Day has come and gone, it is once again time for most little Trojans-in-training […]
Groundbreaking on new Catholic Center delayed
While waiting for city permits, Catholic Center board is still seeking $7 million in funding.
USC employee leads bone marrow drive
Elizabeth Jordan donated in 2007 and has formed a bond with the marrow’s recipient.
USG to provide webcasts of Senate meetings
Complaints about inconvenient meetings times prompts USG to push forward on webcasts.
Olsen’s red card proves the decisive call
The goalie is ejected because of a disputed penalty, opening the door for OSU’s winning goal.
Crowd noise will be USC’s biggest obstacle Saturday
Kristofer O’Dowd is likely to return to to action, while Kevin Thomas may be out.
Trojans dominate at Triton Invitational
USC starts the season right where it left off last year, winning its first four matches.