COUNTERPOINT: The pride that fueled Calexit will help California improve
While California secession may seem extreme, following our state’s values will ultimately be to our benefit.
Entries by Jack Walker
USC Alumni create app that regulates smartphone use
The app aims to help users spend a healthy amount of time on their smartphones.
Emory University professor presents research on authoritarian regimes
Professor Jennifer Gandhi spoke about Russia and the effects of dictatorships.
USC researchers develop crime mapping project
Students and researchers at USC’s Spatial Science Institute are helping Los Angeles officials address crime in the city using data and location services. The project, titled “A Spatial Analysis of Street-level Crime Trends in L.A,” focuses on exploring how the locations of crimes are related to social and built environments using GeoHub, a mapping platform […]
USC Libraries to collect posters from Los Angeles Women’s March
The USC Special Collections Library is archiving posters from the Women’s March in downtown Los Angeles.
Renowned pianist Barry Snyder hosts master class
Four Thornton pianists showcased their musical talents at the masterclass.
Murray Dewart speaks about poetry and sculpture
The sculptor partnered with poet Robert Finsky to publish a poetry book.
Craft and Folk Art Museum reveals aspects of Iranian life
Focus Iran 2 is a CAFAM photo exhibit that highlights Iranian heritage and culture.
COLUMN: Podcasts: The perfect runner’s playlist
People are literally born with the ability to run. As exhausting as running a few miles sounds, the most difficult part of the sport is actually the mental aspect. Sure, there are no plays and no rules to memorize, but it does require strategy, mental toughness and above all, the ability to fend off boredom. […]
Women’s water polo dominates weekend doubleheader
Fifteen different Trojans hit the back of the net as USC won two weekend games.