Indie-rock band performs at USC tonight
Southern California-based band Family Cave is set to perform its first college campus show tonight at Tommy’s Place.
Prayer should be left out of public schools
Laws incorporating prayer in public schools violates the separation of church and state.
USC falls to Stanford in overtime battle
The Trojans’ bid for a Bay Area sweep was denied yesterday afternoon at the Galen Center.
USC’s historical progression depicted in architecture
Before it was the sprawling urban campus it is today, USC was a part of the surrounding neighborhood.
USC Hospitality introduces new campus eateries
New additions, including The Habit Burger Grill and Nekter, are an effort to widen the variety of food and beverage options on campus.
California should impose statewide bag ban
California should lead the nation in being the first state to place a ban on plastic bags.
Society elects ’SC doctors for pediatric research
Membership into the Society for Pediatric Research occurs after extensive peer review.
Women of Troy travel to the Bay Area
USC women’s basketball will face a tough road stretch against two ranked opponents.
Vampire Weekend performs at USC
There are few things teenagers today are willing to wait in line nine hours for and those are almost exclusively limited to a new iPhone, a Harry Potter premiere and the gentle flip of Ezra Koenig’s bouncy bangs. At 11 a.m. on Jan. 22, four people sat on Trousdale Parkway, lawn chairs and all, decked […]
NSA reform is a step in the right direction
For many critics of the National Security Agency, President Barack Obama’s speech last week which unveiled new reforms to the government surveillance program, was likely disappointing. Though not without shortfalls, however, these proposed reforms should be seen as a much needed step in the right direction. In wake of the storm of privacy rights concerns […]