Indie artist plays with avant-garde sound
Mauro Remiddi, also known as Porcelain Raft, experiments with lo-fi and everyday background noise mixed with heartfelt lyrics.
Trojans should fight on for film history
The death of 35mm film will put revival movie houses out of business and deprive moviegoers of a unique viewing experience.
Dan Schnur enjoys getting students involved in politics
Dan Schnur, director of the Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics, began his political career working for Reagan’s 1984 campaign.
USC faces choices with fewer scholarships
With sanctions looming over USC football for the next few years, the Trojans will have to make tough decisions regarding the roster.
Rockers ascend in industry
O.A.R. returns to Los Angeles to perform its latest studio release and seventh album.
Political dialogue must go beyond election season
Deeper political knowledge is crucial for the betterment of student life after college.
University lobbies for research, aid
USC spent more last year on lobbying, more than most of its peer institutes.
Red Tails’ execution fails to take flight
Producer George Lucas’ latest action film, Red Tails, proves to be lackluster despite intriguing source material and respected actors.
Course evaluation site needs a change
The evaluations do not give students a realistic picture of what classes are like — and which classes are worth putting into their schedules.
Crewest modernizes urban artwork
Contemporary artists showcase their innovative technique by using vivacious color and extending subjects beyond the frame.