Gateway set to open; some skeptical, some excited
Some local housing companies are worried but many see no threat because of high prices.
Professors, students discuss enhancing learning spaces
Two USC centers are launching a five-year initiative to make the campus more tech-friendly.
LAPD to begin protecting bikers’ rights
Bicyclists in the USC area sometimes put themselves in harm’s way, officials say.
Wireless coverage constantly a concern
Undergraduate Student Government officials have been pushing to improve wireless access because of students’ complaints and requests.
Spring break trip to Chile canceled
Marshall students who were set to travel to Santiago are waiting to hear the new plans.
Memorial held for USC student killed in crash
The student who survived the crash was in stable condition at the hospital as of Monday night.
Veterans association wants to get more veterans covered by G.I. Bill
USC is considering expanding its Yellow Ribbon Program to more of the graduate schools.
Students studying in Chile safe after 8.8-magnitude quake
Power outages from the earthquake made communication difficult.
Preach
USC’s Saved by Grace Gospel Choir performs at Bovard Auditorium on Sunday afternoon. The performance was the first gospel choir showcase and the event included dancing performances in addition to singing. A number of choirs performed, including Greater Los Angeles Cathedral Choir, Crenshaw High School Elite Choir and Theo Wilkins and Sounds of Praise.
One student killed, one injured in crash
A USC student was killed and another injured on Saturday after their car collided head on with another vehicle in Kern County. Sandy Roberts, a sophomore majoring in cinema-television production, was killed after the car he was riding in passed a truck, lost control and veered into oncoming traffic on highway 46. Roberts died after […]