Written in the Stars: With Taurus season comes new beginnings
The formative season began this past Thursday and will last until May 20.
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Water polo stifles UCLA in wire-to-wire win
USC’s captains propelled the Trojans to a 14-9 victory over the Bruins Saturday.
I’ll be sober before I turn 21
Wild nights out are quite alluring, but the price of drinking feels too high.
Cars, college, the coronavirus made up the illusion of my autonomy
Heartbreak feels good at a place like USC.
General Education: Lack of diversity among USC’s tenured faculty, a sustainability town hall and an interview on the University’s fossil fuel divestment
This week on General Education, host Kevin Gramling recaps two articles about the lack of ethnic diversity among tenured faculty at USC and the sustainability town hall hosted Tuesday. Kevin also speaks to finance beat writer Sparsh Sharma about his article on the university's fossil fuel divestment.
USC’s divestment from fossil fuels prescribed key updates
The University has a 10-year process to liquidate its fossil fuel investments, including oil and gas.
In photos: L.A. Times Festival Of Books turns the page
A new chapter of the event took place on Saturday and Sunday with hundreds flooding campus to find their new favorite read.
Former U.K. prime minister talks Russia, China, Great Recession at USC
Gordon Brown’s Q&A session Thursday was part of the National Week of Conversation.
Academia to activism: Intersectional environmentalist talks with students
Leah Thomas, author of “The Intersectional Environmentalist,” shared her story advocating for environmental justice.
One person arrested at Los Angeles Times Festival of Books following protest — live updates
The arrest followed a moment of tension at the L.A. Times En Español Stage, where archaeologist Richard Hansen was giving a talk at 4:15 p.m. Sunday.