“A real stress test”: USC experts talk Trump’s third indictment
The trial will reflect the strength of American democracy against the former president’s alleged efforts to stay in power, but it could ultimately benefit his 2024 campaign.
Warrior-Scholar Project aims to help veterans make academic progress
The Warrior-Scholar Project returns for its third year at USC to provide a week-long academic training and guidance for veterans of the United States Armed Forces. Dubbed a “boot camp” by the Los Angeles Times, the program is intense, filled with rigorous lectures and discussions. When asked what sets the Warrior-Scholar Project apart from other […]
Roski’s internal issues cast doubts on value of MFA
Negative publicity of the school’s changes encourages greater conversations.
Free college plan pushes for reform
Sanders’s “College For All” act spotlights student debt.
FYF returns to Exposition Park
FYF offers a vibrant music festival experience across the street from campus.
Nikias’ USC fundraising campaign hits $4.5 billion
The Campaign pushes for its last $1.5 billion in order to reach $6 billion.
Hall of Famer Frank Gifford’s legacy is cemented in history
The running back was a USC and Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee.
Dance school welcomes first class this semester
The new students will be mainly using the Physical Education Building.
Secondary returns stronger and more experienced
This year’s unit will feature a mix of young and veteran talent.
Offensive line will feature veteran players, new coach
The entire 2014 offensive line is returning and will be led by coach Bob Connelly.