Marshall to add MA degree for library management
The dean of libraries and the Marshall School of Business collaborated on the program.
The FDA approves USC-developed ‘bionic eye’ system
The retinal prosthesis system, approved on Feb. 14, is capable of restoring partial vision.
Talk Back tackles Cal education
Student panelists and professionals in education debated the reform policies.
Across the pond
The female-fronted indie-pop group Dark Furs, based in Los Angeles and the United Kingdom, performs in front of Tommy Trojan on Wednesday afternoon as part of Program Board’s Public Relations and Concerts Committee’s daytime concert series.
USC ranks fourth for fundraising
The university raised about $492 million last year as part of an effort to secure $6 billion.
VP successor search begins, Provost says
Vice President for Student Affairs Michael L. Jackson will step down on June 30 after 18 years of service to take a yearlong sabbatical.
USC blown out at home against UCLA
The Women of Troy will face off against the Bruins again on Sunday at the Pauley Pavilion.
Trojans recover from slow start to win tournament
USC comes back from fifth place on day two and takes a share of Prestige Tournament.
Barkley is cautionary tale at NFL combine
If you told me a year ago that Matt Barkley wasn’t going to throw at the NFL Scouting Combine, I wouldn’t have batted an eye. Former top picks Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III also decided against showing off their arms at the league’s annual scouting bonanza, and it has been a popular choice among […]
USC looks for momentum against UCSB
The Trojans are just 3-7 on the season after finishing second in the country in 2012.