Nutritional info not widely available on campus
Nearly 60 percent of Americans exceed the suggested daily sodium intake, according to the FDA.
McNeal’s journey a test of character
The junior tailback was driven to do better for himself, and he is now seizing the moment.
Didactic film presents rich family material
The California Science Center’s latest IMAX film, Flying Monsters 3-D, contains stunning visuals and an engaging script.
Internet on its way to supplant cable TV
Think of an iconic television series. Shows like Seinfeld, Star Trek and I Love Lucy probably come to mind. Now, think of an iconic YouTube video — like that one where a panda sneezes. For some, it’s hard to see YouTube as a source of quality entertainment. Nevertheless, YouTube has a very different vision for […]
USC Libraries adapt to rising e-book demand
Libraries nationwide increased the number of e-books by an average of 93 percent, according to a study.
USC begins preparations for Colorado
For the first time since 2002, USC will travel to Boulder, Colo., to face new Pac-12 foe Colorado.
Melrose Avenue a haven of classic threads
Fairfax, La Brea and Melrose avenues offer some of the best vintage gems in Hollywood.
USC’s flexible approach to bikes progressive
The walk to class every day is surprisingly tricky. Anyone who has walked on campus knows to be aware of the multitude of wheeled vehicles that weave precariously among pedestrians in a frenzied mesh of near-collisions and last-gasp rushes for the start of class. USC has had a longstanding bike problem, and the few changes […]
Local union pickets for better health care benefits
University officials said Bergelectric has been continually hired because of the company’s competitive prices.
Cantu leaving his mark on Trojans’ basketball program
USC’s associate head coach is the longest tenured men’s basketball coach in the Pac-12.