‘Greeks Gone Green’ aims to increase sustainability
The Panhellenic Council will sell reusable merchandise to raise money to plant trees.
Seminar class pushes bill in state Senate
Freshmen wrote a bill designed to require all high schools to have external AEDs available.
Sing your heart out
Catherine Uong, a freshman majoring in business administration, sings a solo during the Vietnamese Student Association’s 33rdAnnual Culture Night: “Call on Me: The Tie that Binds.” The show was held in Bovard Auditorium on Friday night and featured Vietnamese songs, dances, commercials and performances. Traditional Vietnamese dresses and a lion dance were also showcased.
Non-USC male shot near USC early Saturday
Some students are upset DPS did not issue a Trojans Alert following the incident.
Armond Armstead in hospital
Defensive end Armond Armstead has been hospitalized.
Lamplight fails to reflect Katie Costello’s potential
Katie Costello’s newest album sounds too much like similar musicians’ past endeavors.
Video games can help create an effective and fun workout
D o the words “fitness” and “video game” really go together? According to the recent craze in exercise video games, the answer is an indisputable ‘yes.’ Over the years, improved motion sensor technology has allowed the video game world to transform our lazy living rooms into gyms and dance floors. The idea of integrating exercise […]
Re-Animator: The Musical proves oddly fun
The musical’s gory story and designated splash zone bring a new experience to theatre.
Students need better warning about shootings
Students at a party on 29th Street on Friday night hit the ground when they heard gunshots fired around 12:30 a.m. They didn’t know what was happening or if they were safe. And because USC’s Dept. of Public Safety never issued a Trojans Alert, those students were never given an easy way to get answers […]
Classroom needs a creative approach
The Center for Excellence in Teaching held a panel to discuss why some students do not attend class.