New medical technician course available for students
The class will train students on how to handle medical emergencies, such as seizures.
Rachel Kim, 18, remembered for humor, compassion for others
A candlelight vigil will be held tonight for freshman Rachel Kim, who died last Wednesday.
Activist: Gay Muslims do, can exist
Faisal Alam said he struggled coming out as a gay Muslim when he was younger.
Puppy love
The Sigma Delta Alpha fraternity brought 10 puppies to campus on Tuesday to help ease the stresses of studying and meeting deadlines as students wrapped up class this week.
Norris director steps down after 17 years
Peter Jones says he hopes to continue researching new and effective ways to detect and treat cancer.
Barkley looks to return
Tony Burnett took most of the first-team reps and eyes the starting safety spot.
Teenager’s courage a good lesson for Trojans
The murmurs I’m hearing through the grapevine signal a sense of uneasiness in Southern California, as the calendar changes to 2011 in just more than a month. To put it mildly, the last 330 days around this neck of the woods haven’t exactly been hallmark material for the USC football program. Coaching departures, NCAA-imposed sanctions, […]
Returning for more
John K. McKay returned to USC this year to oversee the athletic department he once played for.
Los Angeles grocery stores throw out plastic
Los Angeles’ recent ordinance banning plastic bags is beneficial to the environment and isn’t likely to negatively impact the economy.
Wikileaks floodgate should be closed
If citizens want their governments to reflect their wishes they must allow those governments to operate in some degree of secrecy.