Thursday game alters travel plans
Today’s game against Cal has made some students choose between school and football.
Construction, outreach shift attendance
The Catholic Center said fewer people are coming to Mass, although more come to events.
University warns students about Cal mumps outbreak
UC Berkeley has 30 confirmed and suspected outbreaks of the viral disease on its campus as of Tuesday, according to The Daily Californian.
Interactive survey uses multimedia experience
The thesis project compares responses from ‘life-size’ surveys to traditional ones.
Film based on former professor
The Ides of March draws from the experiences of former adjunct professor Jay Carson.
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Matias Mora, a junior majoring in popular songwriting, sings at the “Late Night Art Project.” The Latina/o Student Assembly hosted the event, which was inspired by the atmosphere of the Downtown L.A. Art Walk, at Ground Zero on Tuesday night.
Caregivers go on strike over wage, benefits
Medical workers scheduled a 24-hour strike, although USC said the city permit is for 12 hours.
Roundup
The following incidents were reported in the USC Dept. of Public Safety incident report summary between Wednesday, Sept. 21, and Thursday, Sept. 22. Crimes against property At 8:13 p.m. on Oct. 7, a suspect exited a vehicle and approached a non-USC female from behind as she was walking near Adams Boulevard and Menlo Avenue. The […]
University profits from logo-marked credit cards
USC earned about $1.5 million in royalty payments from Bank of America credit cards in 2010.
Smartphone culture aids student life
The iPhone 4S, Apple’s latest smartphone to be released, goes on sale today.