Remembering 9/11, looking to the future
By Alondra De La Rosa | Sep. 11, 2016Fifteen years after 9/11, seven of USC students and faculty reflect on how the deadliest attack on American soil changed both their lives and the world around them.
Fifteen years after 9/11, seven of USC students and faculty reflect on how the deadliest attack on American soil changed both their lives and the world around them.
After USC's academic courses were dropped from MyEdu, the university's own my.sc.edu launched a schedule planner to help students organize their academic schedules.
Bagel bites and bowl cuts. Two students discuss their original video being featured on a comedy show.
Harvest Week at Motor Supply Company Bistro in the Vista is running through to June 12. It is a week of a consistent menu of farm fresh food.
Fatal shots rang out at the University of California at Los Angeles on Wednesday.
Bringing a new perspective to one of Shakespeare's best-known plays, "A Gravedigger's Tale" comes to the Longstreet Theatre to interact with audience members and celebrate Shakespeare's works.
"The Tempest" brings a unique interpretation of Shakespeare to Drayton Hall Theatre by exploring the psychological depths of his last work.
English fanatics from around the state can rejoice as an impressive collection of the world's most famous plays make their way to Thomas Cooper Library this week.
The helpful schedule planner feature of the student resource website MyEdu will no longer be available to USC students, which has many upset and confused.
These four documentaries strive to uncover misconceptions about sexual assault, reveal injustice in the justice system when it comes to this type of crime and raise awareness about sexual assault in general.