These Trojans appear primed for standout seasons this spring
A bevy of Trojan athletes from across USC’s spring sports are ready to shine.
USC looks for statement victory in matchup against California
USC hopes to improve on its best start in two years tonight at Galen Center.
East Coast Memo: Is Drake’s public image actually good?
Photo from Creative CommonsIs life actually good? Aubrey “Drake” Graham’s success in the 2010s cannot be disputed since his music has ruled the charts for years and maintains a significant radio presence. While many may argue that Drake is still in the prime of his career, there has been an increase in talk surrounding his professional and personal […]
Graduate curatorial candidates tackle kinship and memory
Roski Graduate Gallery’s latest exhibit takes a
multimedia approach to cultural heritage.
Expectations for Gould’s new homeless advocacy course
Gould’s new class joins a variety of homeless advocacy work already on campus.
On-campus job fairs lack career diversity
Most companies represented at the career fairs are for business and finance students, leaving behind the rest of the crowd.
Environmental groups request transparency in fuel investments
ESA and ECore penned a letter to President Folt requesting disclosure of fossil fuel investments.
Podcasters speak on industry at Annenberg panel event
The panelists talked about the future of podcasting at an Annenberg event Tuesday.
USC announces new dean for School of Social Work
Sarah Gehlert will start in April, replacing Interim Dean Suzanne Wenzel.
USC parent charged with tax fraud in Operation Varsity Blues
John Wilson claimed his son’s bribe as a tax deduction in the admissions scandal.