Building offers new spaces, opportunities
Student organizations will have a wide variety of spaces to host more and different types of events.
A Trojan Family space, for better or worse
The opening of the new campus center will be a major step in USC’s evolution from a commuter school to a residential campus, but more work is needed.
Investigative journalist Lisa Ling coming to campus on Wednesday
Students hope Ling will talk about the experience of her sister, Laura Ling, who was jailed in North Korea last year.
Professor pioneers online debate
Gordon Stables hopes to start video debates and potentially facilitate debates over Twitter.
Donation to fund new brain studies building
The new building will be located next to the Cognitive Neuroscience Imaging Center.
Liana Ching graduating as valedictorian
Ching is the third consecutive Viterbi student chosen as the senior class valedictorian.
Rhyme SCheme
Kenton Chen, a senior majoring in vocal jazz and creative writing, reads a poem on the stage at Ground Zero on Tuesday. Chen is part of Professor Cecilia Woloch’s Introduction to Poetry class, which presented short poems that they wrote themselves as part of a class project.
USG Senate passes budget unanimously
Despite confusion about the use of the carry-over fund, senators are pleased with the budget.
Despite trend, officials say grade inflation not an issue at USC
USC’s average GPA has risen slightly but is still below the national private school average.
For the Herman family, USC was three times the fun
When Deborah, Rachel and Sarah Herman graduate in May, it will be a historic moment not just for the Hermans but also for the university. Deborah, Rachel and Sarah, all seniors, will be the first triplets to walk across the stage and accept their diplomas at the same time. These 22-year-olds are fraternal triplets separated […]