Troy Camp creates second family for kids
Service organization provides valuable mentoring to local elementary, secondary students.
Entries by Sebastian Vega
USC growth forces locals to adapt
Despite University initiatives to benefit locals, the neighborhood focuses on student living.
USC Yogathon to provide a fun, stress-free afternoon
With the stress of the end of the semester dawning, a relaxing mental break from the work is needed. For those in this situation, look no further than this weekend.
It Takes a Village: USC and the Community
Explore the Daily Trojan’s Spring 2016 supplement, “It Takes a Village: USC and the Community,” which examines the role the University plays in the surrounding community.
Festival of Books to host evening programs for book enthusiasts
The Festival After Dark is a series of events that will be taking place throughout this week.
The Music Center to hold overnight event
The Music Center in DTLA presents a late night of music, art, and activities.
Abrams and Bad Robot disappoint
Let me start off by saying that I am a huge fan of J. J. Abrams — I hope that one day I will be able to be in a room and pitch an idea to the man largely responsible for my choice to come to film school in the first place. His reboot of […]
When the Rain Stops Falling draws audiences with compelling storytelling
Members of The Aeneid Theatre Company ran a series of shows last weekend.
Dance company Hubbard Street 2 draws large audience to Bovard
The Chicago-based troupe showcased an evening of contemporary dance with up-and-coming performers.