Annenberg professor named Spain’s minister of universities
Annenberg professor Manuel Castells will be taking a leave of absence to serve in Spain’s new government.
Veteran program incorporates Greek tragedy performances
Warrior Bards helps L.A. veterans navigate their combat experiences.
Prosecution releases new records in admissions case
Parents declined offers of legitimate application assistance before paying bribe.
DPS hires first female assistant chief
Assistant Chief Alma Burke is the first Latina in this position.
USC parents delay evidence materials
Parents claim discovery material is premature
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.
USG presents transportation survey
The survey was used to gauge student interest in U-Pass subsidies.
Gomez’s album ‘Rare’ is disappointingly generic
“Rare” is not a diamond in the rough but rather a mass-manufactured cubic zirconia in a polished display case.
USC fires three athletic department officials
The University has yet to confirm the report.