Panel advises Ph.D. students on how to use their degrees
Panelists speak about the role of doctoral degrees outside of academia, such as technology.
Latest rap, hip-hop tracks amp up genre
With a large gap until any next major album release, hot singles by DJ Khaled, Obie Trice, and Nas satisfy the hip-hop community.
Trayvon case requires new focus
Instead of calling each other racist and speculating about Trayvon Martin’s life, we should take steps to prevent pointless deaths.
Mayor outlines city plan
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa says he will focus on education in his last two years in office.
Trojans ready for Texas
After successes at the Trojan Invitational, USC heads to Texas for competition.
Ironically, LAPD investigation provides hope
The Los Angeles Police Department has a history of struggling with race issues. With events like the 1992 riots, the Rampart scandal and allegations of corruption, the department has suffered major — and often self-inflicted — hits in public perception. With each of these incidents, there is a corresponding hit in officers’ credibility. When people […]
USC avoids sweep in win over Stanford
After a finale win in the series against Stanford, USC readies to face off against UC Irvine.
Expo Line scheduled to open April 28
USC students might receive free rides on the Expo Line during its opening weekend.
Critical thinking proves essential
The link between the concept of behavioral economics and college students is critical thinking, the ability to gather relevant information from different fields of study to help us make a rational decision. While most universities include critical thinking in their mission statements, it is essential for USC to provide more opportunities for students to improve […]
The Raid: Redemption pulls no punches
With a talented cast, well-crafted fight scenes and stellar pacing, The Raid provides a refreshing alternative to generic action films.