Architecture can still be beautiful
People don’t seem to need architects, and there’s a reason for that.
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Folt’s campus is changing, and students are left behind
Despite the University’s growth since major scandals, many students feel that it’s abandoning an essential part of its architectural identity.
‘Telegraph Road’ forever changed the way I think about music
It’s a song about the rise and fall of Detroit. But more so, it’s a song about how art is made, and the road taken to get to a masterpiece.
No, East Coasters, LA can handle rain. At least, it once could
SoCal and the East Coast handle rain differently, but it’s not just the infrastructure.
The sticky situation with USC’s most infamous trees
It’s not love that’s in the air but the aromas of the Callery pear.
An ode to some of my favorite buildings at USC
Some of the University's best buildings are worth reflecting on.
USC’s native landscaping is not actually sustainable
The University is putting style over substance in its planting efforts.
Don’t get your news from late-night comedy
Research-heavy comedy segments exaggerate the truth of their stories.
From 1880 to Carol Folt: a deep dive into USC’s architecture
The reasons behind the designs of many of USC’s most iconic buildings.
Maui still burns
Healing the wounds this disaster has opened will be a long time coming.