Mario Van Peebles aims to inspire with We the Party
The insightful director teams up with family to break black stereotypes in his newest film.
Two graduate students shot dead
Ying Wu and Ming Qu, graduate students studying electrical engineering, were shot on Raymond Avenue on Wednesday morning.
The Hunter excels with stellar film style
Daniel Nettheim’s The Hunter beautifully captures the experience of the hunt with its slow burn pace and stunning cinematography.
Newspapers can’t rely on subscriptions
Subscriptions are tiding them over right now, but newspapers will have to keep up on digital trends and attract younger consumers.
Trojans come up just short against Loyola Marymount
USC rallies in the bottom of the ninth but cannot overcome a deficit in the 12th inning.
Keck opens new offices in Pasadena
The facility will employ more than 40 USC physicians with a wide range of specialties.
Damsels in Distress shines with endearing quirkiness
Whit Stillman’s Damsels in Distress strays from the typical college film with its unique flair.
Homeless ex-convicts deserve second chance
Homelessness is a very difficult problem to combat and one that raises many different reactions. To some, the homeless are seen as people stuck in a cyclical system caused by mistakes or sheer bad luck. To others, the homeless symbolize a lazy resistance because of their inactivity and inability to find jobs, exacerbated by drug […]
Trojans play host to Loyola Marymount
After a weekend of walk-off finishes, Frank Cruz and USC host Loyola Marymount, hoping to build off a pair of wins against Cal.
Social media crucial for athletes’ images
Quarterback Matt Barkley says he uses social media to convey his personality.