Pi Kappa Alpha faces new opportunity
Pi Kappa Alpha will move into the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity house on The Row.
Millenials say online privacy not top priority
A study found that millenials have less concern for privacy issues than older generations.
Xbox console creators to fund program
A donation from alumni will go to support the school’s media and game division.
Surfrider founder urges green advocacy
Rob Caughlan says his personal experiences led him to environmental advocacy.
Haute Highlights
View Haute Highlights in a larger map Mom and Pop Up Shop Saturday, April 27, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m 110 E. 22nd St., San Pedro For those of you rocking a homemade beaded embroidered cuff or maybe a customized Jane Eyre T-shirt, you’ll feel right at home at the Mom and Pop Up Shop, […]
Innovative novelists throw aside traditions
The most popular literary event in California has finally ended.All across campus, the classic white tents from the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books have been packed away, and attendees at last weekend’s event have traded crowded Trousdale book stands for routine stop-and-go L.A. traffic. As they finish shelving their literary spoils and return to […]
Sprokk mashes up the best of social media
The young entrepreneurs behind the project have tapped USC students to contribute.
Play aims big with silly yet serious plot
The quirky play might joke about teen idols, but at its core, it centers on loss and love.
USC prepares for Pac-12 tournament
The Women of Troy hope to maintain momentum after their decisive win over UCLA.
Dunk City loses its top gun
When center Dewayne Dedmon announced Wednesday that he was forgoing his senior season and entering the NBA draft, you couldn’t help but wonder what new head coach Andy Enfield thought of the move. Many believe there is a very small chance that Dedmon, who averaged 6.7 points and 7.0 rebounds per game last season, will […]