Best pizza around USC


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Someone once told me “I don’t trust people who don’t love pizza” and that connected to me on such a personal level. Jokes aside, pizza is one of the rare foods that appeal to all ages and we here at USC are fortunate enough to have great offerings nearby to satisfy our taste buds. Whether you’re looking for […]

USC professor of music editing in film passes away


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Kenneth Hall, a USC School of Cinematic Arts professor and the Ken Wannberg Endowed Chair in Music Editing, passed away on the night of Aug. 25. Hall joined the faculty in 2005. He taught and oversaw many classes on sound, including CTPR 473, “Directing the Composer.” Students, most of whom have no musical background, learned […]

History on the line for USC and Alabama


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This upcoming Saturday the Trojan football team will face its most significant litmus test in years in Arlington, Texas. Opening up against the Alabama Crimson Tide, USC has a chance to see how they measure up with the best of the best. Twelve years ago, USC was in Alabama’s position. Coming off of a national […]

Homeless students need basic assistance


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On Tuesday, the Los Angeles City Council passed a vote to insist that Gov. Jerry Brown declare homelessness a state emergency. The Council’s vote affirms a bill demanding an emergency declaration, which the California Assembly passed last June and the state Senate will evaluate in a pending vote. Concerned officials cite California’s 116,000 homeless residents […]