New degree to explore intersection between AI, business
The program will include courses in machine learning, coding, ethics and business.
Tag Archive for: fall-2022
Elon Musk has one too many toys
The billionaire overstepped by buying Twitter and forcing his ideals onto users.
I would snap electric scooters out of existence if I could
Get these accident magnets out of my way; they are a hazard to USC and society.
Mura Masa headlines Conquest
USC Concerts Committee set students up for an exciting Rivalry Week.
USC’s first Multilingual Film Festival
The Center for Languages and Culture screened and judged students’ foreign language short films.
USCene By Lyndzi: Fire Alarm
Lyndzi Ramos is a junior drawing about life at USC, as she sees it, as a plus size Jewish Latina in her comic “USCENE by Lyndzi.”
USC outlasts UCLA in offensive showcase
The Trojan victory in Saturday's 92nd Crosstown Showdown clinches PAC-12 championship berth; USC now 50-33-7 all-time against UCLA.
Mental health and punishment as a treatment
The mental healthcare system and facilities across the country need reform.
USG adopts new election code
The Senate convened Thursday evening to debate and vote on new bylaws.
USC announces wide-spanning medical funding
The $230 million in funds will go toward scholarships and research infrastructure.