University makes contact with students in Japan
Seventeen students were in Japan when the earthquake and tsunami hit the country.
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Radiation set to reach west coast
Radioactive emissions from the earthquake in Japan will soon hit California.
UCLA Chancellor responds to controversial YouTube post
UCLA Chancellor Gene Block responds to a controversial video posted by a UCLA student.
Leary to head building management at USC
Leary named Vice President of Capital Construction and Facilities Management.
Start the new year by giving back to others
The end of each December heralds the usual quixotic resolution to lose 40 pounds, the customary “Year in Review” articles, the standard rehashing of already irrelevant pop culture references, the habitual pats on the back for another year completed. But instead, maybe we can strive to be more aware of our surroundings. For example, we […]
New Facebook needs a second look from users
Facebook users need to be aware that policy agreements are changing on a daily basis.
Baptism by fire
Though South Los Angeles was ravaged by violent riots in 1992, USC remained steadfast in its commitment to the community.
Cinema for the people
Diego Luna sat down in Bovard to discuss his career and the global impact of film.
Key factors clear up complicated prop
What gives Proposition 23’s opponents the edge is a combination of a crucial provision buried within the text of A.B. 32 and the potential of the green job market in California down the road.
Center receives grant
The anti-terrorism center CREATE received one of 12 federal grants this fall.