’SC strengthens ties with Mexican government
Mexico and USC join together to launch education and innovation opportunities.
Taking a breather
Workers at the site of the future Wallis Annenberg Hall, the flagship building for the Annenberg School of Communication and Journalism, take a quick break at the construction site on Childs Way. The new state-of-the-art building is expected to open its doors for the upcoming fall 2014 semester after nearly two years of construction.
Keck study highlights LAX pollution
Emissions from the Los Angeles International Airport reach a 23 square mile area, study says.
USC hauls in national postseason honors
Head coach Andrea Gaston also wins her second Pac-12 Coach of the Year award.
Four Trojans named to NCAA All-Tournament Team
Juniors Yannick Hanfmann and Roberto Quiroz and senior Ray Sarmiento were also named to the All-Pac-12 first team.
USC sends eleven athletes to NCAA tournament
Senior Aaron Brown’s 20.16 in the 200 meter event at the West Regionals is the fifth fastest time in the world this year.
Edge of Tomorrow risks summer blockbuster fatigue
Who wouldn’t pay to watch Tom Cruise struggle against the ravages of time? On paper at least, Edge of Tomorrow has all the ingredients of a surefire hit. Cruise’s latest foray into the world of pop-dystopia boasts a compelling, high-concept premise, an aging but still-bankable leading man, a cast of genre stalwarts including Emily Blunt […]
Neon Trees, frontman Glenn set to rock The Wiltern
The band’s frontman talks about the themes in their latest album and the Trees’ upcoming tour stop in Los Angeles