Offense breaks out of funk in blowout win
USC showcased a balanced attack while the defense pitched a shutout for three-plus quarters in a 35-7 victory over Boston College.
’SC Professor awarded 2013 Balzan Prize for $800,000
Manuel Castells was awarded a prize for his research on the new global information society.
USC students help local high school juniors with SAT
Many students who work for CollegeSpring plan to apply to Teach for America.
Study shows dangers of on-road pollution
Drivers can inhale dangerous chemicals from the road while driving for a long time.
Tres Tre
Redshirt sophomore tailback Tre Madden (23), high-fives fans at the Coliseum. Madden ran more than a hundred yards and a touchdown during USC’s 35-7 victory over Boston College on Saturday at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Madden has consistently run a hundred yards the past three football games.
On-campus cameras scan and report license plates
USC is one of the first college campuses to install license plate recognition cameras.
Remixes give music new life
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Charles Colton, a writer as old as the earth and as dead as mixtapes, quipped this fantastic little line way back in the day. But this quote doesn’t just apply to the girl in your film class who decided to purchase the exact same shoes after seeing you […]
“Language” explores words in visual form
The exhibit, which opened at the USC Fisher Museum earlier this month, is a thought-provoking display of the power of language.
Author transitions from online to print
Sarah J. Maas joins a new wave of writers who are embracing the internet as a possible launching pad for careers in print publishing.
Petraeus unfit to mentor USC students
Gen. Petraeus cannot act as a role model for others when so many soldiers have died under his watch.