John Legend urges education reform
The award-winning singer speaks about the importance of improving education for all.
EdMonth highlights key national education reform
The month-long, student-led national education discussion kicks off Monday.
Garcetti, Greuel lead for mayor
The Sol Price School of Public Policy and LA Times poll was taken by 500 likely voters.
ROTC unit competes in meet
Thirty teams from across the country competed in the 48th annual invitational.
Bright future
Julián Castro, mayor of San Antonio speaks at the Latino Alumni Association’s 39th Anniversary Scholarship Dinner on Friday. USC President C. L. Max Nikias and the marching band also attended the event.
USC to seek strong ties with new mayor
Students urge next L.A. mayor to focus more attention to the university and student body.
Gaming day
Alexis Russell, a sophomore majoring in business administration, plays God of War Thursday afternoon at the PlayStation tent in Pardee Plaza. The event, hosted by Sony Computer Entertainment America LLC, allowed students to play video games and network with Sony campus recruiter representatives.
Students react to Pope resignation
Pope Benedict XVI officially announced his resignation from the Papacy on Feb. 11.
USC Libraries digitizes all student publications
Archives of the Daily Trojan and El Rodeo Yearbook will be available online March 1.
Price School partners with library
The partnership will provide students with new research opportunities.