Graduate students campaigning to be GPSS president
The three candidates will be campaigning this month to win the votes of GPSS’s senators.
USC professor defends freedom of speech rights
Facing potential terrorism charges, Ralph Fertig argued his case in Supreme Court.
Waxing poetic
Brendan Troy, a sophomore majoring in international relations (global business) reads poetry that he wrote himself during Open Mic Night at Ground Zero on Monday. Some students gave musical performances, playing guitar or piano, while others delivered spoken word performances.
University to switch to direct lending
The Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act, if passed, would require this shift nationwide.
Calif. due for quake, but none can say when
California is bound to have a big earthquake, experts say, but recent quakes not a factor.
International students visit local elementary school
Many international students say they hope the program will expand beyond just a once-per-year trip to a local school.
Wild blue yonder
Sgt. Brian Rodriguez, a Marine Corps Drill Instructor, inspects an Air Force Academy cadet at Saturday’s Southern California Invitational Drill Meet. The USC Air Force ROTC Detachment 060 has hosted the annual drill meet for 45 years. The competition featured more than 25 competing universities and high schools from across the nation. The U.S. Air […]
Palestine, Israel groups hold awareness events
’SC Students for Israel and Students for Justice in Palestine held coinciding weeklong events.
Alum donates $1 million to Marshall center
The donation will be spread over a number of years and will help fund staff salaries.
IFC trying different scholarship program for new members
New members will be required to attend their professors’ office hours at least once a month, rather than attend study hours.