Trojans drop eighth straight game
Depite freshman guard Byron Wesley’s 23 points, Kevin O’Neill’s team is unable to close the gap and loses big at the Galen Center.
Speaking up
Alumna Geraldine Knatz, executive director for the Port of Los Angeles, speaks to attendees of the USC Women’s Conference about working in a male-dominated field. The sold-out conference brought together more than 1,600 women in venues across campus on Thursday.
Roundup
The following incidents were reported in the USC Dept. of Public Safety Daily Incident Log on Wednesday, Feb. 29. View Roundup 03-02 in a larger map Crimes against a person At 10:31 P.m., a student reported that a suspect punched him in the face without provocation while he was walking near Jefferson Boulevard and Figueroa […]
USC continues to rank first in video game design
The Princeton Review began ranking video game programs three years ago.
University increases health grants by 10 percent
USC receives the 11th-greatest amount of funding among private institutions of higher education.
Center aims to evaluate security risks
Operated by the Price School and Viterbi, CREATE oversees 30 research projects each year.
Students visit White House to compete
The USC Student Energy Club is one of 19 teams in the Better Buildings Case Competition.
Musicians discover independence
Disillusioned by pressures and expectations from big corporations, many bands and artists are now attempting to leave record labels behind and adopt a do-it-yourself spirit. And this trend is sparking creativity and spontaneity — the elements needed to make music so much fun in the first place. Without major labels, bands have no deadlines, no […]
Grammy Museum digs into LA history and music
Trouble in Paradise: Music and Los Angeles features videos, photos and music of the past.
TV puts heroes to the test
The Aquabats’ new show The Aquabats! Super Show! entices the fun kid at heart.