Students to travel to Seoul to film documentary
Students aim to raise awareness of child abandonment in South Korea by documenting an orphanage.
Charm school
Etiquette coach Aleta Pottenger talks to members of the Society of Women Engineers Tuesday in The Forum of the Ronald Tutor Campus Center, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., about how to act appropriately in business situations and how to network effectively.
Facebook facilitates networking
Alterations offer another way for students to use the site for professional networking.
Resolutions now to last past term end
Resolutions are one of the primary ways the Undergraduate Student Government lobbies.
Ex-Trojans to play professionally overseas
2011 Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year Marcus Simmons will play in Japan this winter.
Students use mail services despite national decline
Members of unions in the Postal Service are protesting today for federal financial help.
University median SAT score increases 20 points
College Board reported critical reading scores at the national level were the lowest on record.
In memoriam
President C. L. Max Nikias speaks about Sidney Harman, a Leadership Institute board member who passed away last April, in Town & Gown. Several prominent members of the USC community attended the memorial celebration for the former editor-in-chief of Newsweek and husband of former congresswoman Jane Harman.
Leavey to let grad students rent iPads
The program is intended to help graduate students stay up to date with new technology.
Freshman class has more foreign students, men
The university’s estimated cost of attendance rate also rose $2,298 from the 2010-2011 year, $57,876.