Hot start powers USC to victory
The Trojans score on their first two possessions en route to a 31-17 win at Notre Dame.
Trio of restaurants brings cultural diversity
Arts District was once a starving, dull blot east of Downtown Los Angeles spotted with industrial and railroad buildings devoid of human warmth. Almost a decade later, the Arts District has transformed into a vibrant neighborhood, rejuvenated by artsy hipsters who moved into renovated loft-style apartments and by numerous new restaurants that sprouted in the […]
Director changes personae
Paul W.S. Anderson reinvents Alexandre Dumas’ classic with quirky twists.
Mason Jennings creates a poetic night
Amid a diverse and intimate crowd, dynamic folk artist Mason Jennings performed a knockout show at the El Rey Theatre.
Expansion of LGBT education beneficial
LGBT rights are slowly but surely advancing in America on the national and local levels. “Don’t ask, don’t tell” was officially repealed in September. California passed a law last week that requires public schools to teach students — from kindergarteners to high schoolers — about LGBT Americans as a part of U.S. history courses. San […]
Catholic Center provides venue for interaction
The center is funded entirely with non-university money and will offer more community service events.
Campus Calendar: Oct. 24
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GPSS launches discounted Metro TAP cards for grad students
USC’s Graduate and Professional Student Senate, in partnership with USC Transportation and Los Angeles County Metro, has launched a program that provides discounted Metro TAP cards to full-time graduate students. A launch party took place at The Lab Gastropub on Oct. 20. Typically, Metro TAP cards for students cost about $75 for 9 weeks. Under […]