Stigma against nuclear energy needs to change
In light of the recent U.N. summit on climate change, it’s time to consider nuclear power as an energy source.
Classifieds – October 7, 2014
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Police commissioner speaks on campus
Steve Soboroff, president of the Los Angeles Police Commission, speaks at the Robert Widney Alumni House Monday at noon as part of the Lunch with a Leader event series hosted by the USC Bedrosian Center on Governance. Soboroff was appointed to the Board of Police Commissioners by Mayor Eric Garcetti in 2013.
Student-created app gets new updates, funding
The GreekLink app aims to enhance communication among those in Greek life.
Search for new provost announced
University administrators and faculty plan to vet outside candidates as well as those from USC.
Shoah Foundation receives first endowed fellowship
Former director Douglas Greenberg and his wife Margee provided the funding for the award.
Flying Lotus hypnotizes with new album
A freewheeling, ethereal concept album is greater than the sum of its parts.
Open-faced toasts are simple and adaptable
Despite its sophisticated French name, a tartine is simply a thick slice of rustic bread lightly toasted and adorned with whatever sweet and savory ingredients suit your fancy. Served with a lightly dressed green salad, a tartine feels more special than the predictable PB&J but just as quick and easy to prepare. Since the open-faced […]
Bacari crafts tasty, affordable cicchetti
The restaurant offshoot of Bacaro brings a variety of Italian food to the table.
The Flash runs through tired territory
The CW’s newest superhero drama stumbles through a lazy, familiar origin story that relies on stale genre tropes.