Q&A: Vampire Weekend Bassist Chris Baio
Chris Baio kicked off his North American tour with a debut of his recent album, The Names Thursday evening
at El Rey Theatre.
Music world loses R&B star Maurice White
The founder and leader of popular music group Earth, Wind & Fire, died at age 74.
Angelenos participate in Jefferson beautification
Volunteers planted trees around two blocks of Jefferson Boulevard.
Inaugural USC first-generation summit held
The First-Generation College Student Task Force created Saturday’s event.
The Virtual Care Clinic delivers digital healthcare to patients
The clinic will solve numerous complications with healthcare delivery that stem from inefficient medical practices.
USC Security Roundup
The following incidents were reported in the USC Dept. of Public Safety incident report summary between Feb. 4 and Feb 5. Crimes against a person At 11:47 p.m. on Feb. 4, a student at the Parkside Apartments reported an incident of harassment, where another student continued to contact her even after she told him not […]
Sold-out skating event honors David Bowie’s legacy
The late Blackstar singer was given a tribute by DJ Tavis Balkin and hundreds of skaters in attendance.
Looking back with Rini Sampath and Jordan Fowler
The USG President and Vice President reflect on their year in the light of the upcoming elections.
Valentine’s Day movies perpetuate negative stereotypes
Valentine’s Day weekend is no doubt a movie weekend — whether single or with someone, you’re bound to land somewhere (theater or couch) for a couple hours of escape. For studios and production companies, the Valentine’s Day movie slate is an important one. “The date movie” is a concept we’re all familiar with, which, on […]
USC Thornton Opera presents Frau Schindler
A concert reading of the new opera was presented in Newman Recital Hall.