US attorney discuses prosecution in LA
U.S. Attorney Andre Birotte says Martin Luther King Jr. serves as his inspiration.
Jerome provides advice on successful blogging
Lost Angeles blogger and founder Zack Jerome says bloggers should not have sponsored posts.
Admissions will not ask questions about sexual orientation
Director of LGBT Resource Center Vincent Vigil said USC will look at peer institutions for advice.
Striking the chord
Christopher Garwood (left), a freshman majoring in classical guitar performance, plays excerpts from Fantasie, Op.3 composed by Fernando Sor at a master class in Alfred Newman Recital Hall on Tuesday. The class was led by Pepe Romero (right), a professor of classical guitar, and featured music by Johann Sebastian Bach and Isaac Albeniz.
Geragos, Prasad sworn into office
USG president, vice president, senators and cabinet members took office Tuesday evening.
Farmer and Telfer return to practice Tuesday
Though the sophomores only participated in individual drills, their presence was a welcome sight for senior quarterback Matt Barkley.
Trojan basketball is in need of a Final Four
Between stuffing my face with beignets, listening to jazz music in Jackson Square and making my way through the chaos that is Bourbon Street this past weekend at the Final Four in New Orleans, I thought hard about USC basketball. For those who have never been, the Final Four is unequivocally the greatest spectacle in […]
Kevin Roundtree knocks in game-winning run
The Trojans rallied back from a three run deficit against Pepperdine to win their second straight home contest.
Street artist celebrates color and attention to detail
Victor Reyes’ art show The Jungle, on view at Known Gallery, showcases incredibly detailed and eye-catching artworks.
Matzo is more than just Jewish flatbread
The appeal of unleavened bread might be limited. At least that’s how the food would sound to anyone unfamiliar with the thin, cracker-like matzo, a Jewish dietary staple that makes a resurgence with the arrival of Passover this time of year. The common explanation for matzo’s origins is that Israelites had little time to flee […]