New dean of SDA plans for school’s future
David Bridel is taking the main stage at the USC School of Dramatic Arts.
USC becomes member of IIE’s Syria Consortium
The University will offer up to six scholarships to students living in Syria.
Finding a match
Trojan Knights and USC Helenes held their annual “Swab to Save a Life” bone marrow drive Monday at Tommy Trojan. This year’s event, which adds students to the national Bone Marrow Registry that matches potential donors with victims of Blood Cancer and other diseases, added 215 new people to the registry.
Class of 2016 votes for scholarship fund as senior gift to University
Thirty-six percent of the outgoing senior class voted for the fund through online ballots and a voting table at Grad Fest.
Alumnus offers advice for jobs in politics
Michael Escoto spoke about his experience in political campaigns to students.
5k for charity raises funds to build libraries
The USC chapter of the World is Just a Book Away raised funds to build libraries for underprivileged children in Indonesia, Mexico and Los Angeles at its sixth-annual 5K run on Saturday.
LA Healthy Kids Fair promotes healthcare education
Student volunteers organized games and activities for kids from elementary schools in the Los Angeles community.
Need for speed
The third annual USC Auto Show, hosted by the USC Auto Club, took place Sunday afternoon along Trousdale Parkway. The event, which was free and open to the public, featured both sports cars and classic cars from students and alumni from car makers such as Lamborghini, Bugatti, Ferrari, Mercedes, BMW, Aston-Martin and Audi.
Fraternity attempts to break world record
Zeta Phi Rho tried to make the most sandwiches ever in one minute, donating the completed sandwiches to Skid Row.
USC Viterbi open house showcases student projects
Nearly 2,200 students, teachers and parents from across 28 schools attended.