Black Death ultimately misses the mark
The period piece showcases great actors but fails to take advantage of its dark mood.
Donation to the College should fund professors
USC’s College of Letters, Arts & Sciences is all too often perceived as the university’s dowdy, bookish older sister. In the wake of a recession that caused a 25.6 percent drop in USC’s endowment — one of the largest hits among private institutions in the country — and a hiring freeze that lasted two years, […]
Trojans drop eighth consecutive game
Since opening the season with three wins in four games, USC has struggled.
USC prepares for conference tournament
The Women of Troy look to boost their résumé, hoping to receive an NCAA tournament bid.
LA Opera’s The Turk in Italy brings fun story to life
The strong acting coupled with the actors’ chemistry brought liveliness to the show.
Competitive arena needs room for emotion
It’s been popular to hate the Miami Heat this year. The championship parade before they even played a game and their early season struggles made them easy targets for critics from the beginning. So when Heat players cried in the locker room after a regular season loss to the Chicago Bulls on Sunday, fans and […]
Some students unaware of Council elections
Forescee Hogan-Rowles and incumbent Bernard Parks are vying for the 8th District seat.
Pac-10 honors Simmons for defensive play
Junior forward Nikola Vucevic was named to the All-Pac-10 first team on Monday as well.
Sylvia Shap works show artist’s curiosity
Sylvia Shap’s exhibit at the Fisher Museum of Art displays her ability to capture personas.
“Calif. and USC must LEED the way”
The U.S. Green Building Council recently named the top 10 states “with so-called green commercial and institutional structures,” according to the Los Angeles Times. California, surprisingly enough, didn’t make the cut.