Trojans bested by undefeated Lobos
New Mexico players nailed 11 3-pointers in their 75-67 win on Wednesday night.
Students react to Measure J
Had Measure J passed, the city would have extended a half-cent tax for transportation.
Surrealist styles elevate French romance
Fierce performances from Marion Cotillard and Matthias Schoenaerts drive this heart-wrenching emotional drama.
Education is essential to prison reform
In 1989, five 14-to 15-year-old boys, four black and one Hispanic, were convicted of a crime they did not commit. They spent between five and 11 years in juvenile delinquent centers and prisons in New York. Though the boys were victims of institutional racism and a flawed justice system that robbed them of a significant […]
USG finishes semester with multiple resolutions
Resolutions added a student representative to the boards for tuition and programming fees.
Matt Barkley wins Wuerffel Trophy
The award is given to the player who best combines scholarship, service and strong in-game play.
USC alum unveils debut holiday album
Thornton alumna Shani Shousterman will celebrate the release of her first studio album, Merry Go Round, at Universal CityWalk.
Students can help reduce pollution
When we agreed to attend university in Los Angeles, a smoggy skyline was the catch to palm trees, beaches and year-round good weather. But air pollution remains much more than an ugly stain on the Southern California aesthetic — and more, even, than an environmental issue. Research conducted by USC and Children’s Hospital Los Angeles […]
Jon Robin Baitz talks about creative process
The playwright, screenwriter and actor discussed his career at an event held Monday night.
Peddler’s Creamery comes to Downtown
A new ice cream joint with unusual flavors and churning methods opens this month on Downtown Los Angeles’ Main Street.