Number of immigrants in L.A. falls
A USC study shows that the number of immigrants per year has dropped by 300,000.
USC ranks among top universities for Jewish students
The College offers majors and minors in Judaic studies, in addition to Hebrew courses.
Man vs. meat
Christopher Otter, professor of history at Ohio State University, speaks about the development of the international meat trade at “The Infrastructural Human: Food Circuits” discussion held in Doheny Memorial Library on Tuesday as part of The College Commons series.
USC sends out bike letter to students
The letter comes in response to a bike protest planned for tomorrow morning.
USC professor’s work inspires debated ESPN channel
The announcement of a new channel, called espnW, has received mixed reactions.
No. 1 can be a curse instead of a blessing
Maybe Three Dog Night was on to something with its 1969 hit song “One.” The song presents a contrast to the value that being No. 1, regardless of how it is achieved, is of the utmost importance. With lines like “One is the loneliest number” and “it’s the saddest experience you’ll ever know,” I can’t […]
Trojans set focus on speed
USC prepares for the “blur” offensive scheme that Oregon will employ in two weeks.
A tastier alternative to jack-o’-lanterns
As their season reaches its peak, don’t let real pumpkins go to waste when they can be turned into sweets, snacks and soup.
Book reopens horror pages of the 1950s
The Horror! The Horror! explores the fears behind the censorship of horror comics.
Halloween turns L.A. suburbs into haunts
Living in Los Angeles has its perks come Halloween, especially on the city’s outer edges where some of the entertainment industry’s best makeup and special effects artists live amid eerily disconnected suburban sprawl. Localized haunted attractions have always been a seasonal offering in L.A.’s family-oriented neighborhoods, but the success of specialized theme parks such as […]