The back-to-back spread of posters and display boards across the Honors Residence Hall Learning CenterTuesdaynight was a testament to USC students' passion for sustainability.
In honor of World Suicide Prevention Day last Wednesday, USC Student Health Services organized events designed to initiate campus-wide conversations about mental health.
Observations of unusual behavior on the sun’s surface intrigued astronomers this summer as our nearest star experienced one of the weakest solar maximums on modern record.
The three Women’s Quad buildings — McClintock, Sims and Wade Hampton— were closed for the entirety of the 2013-2014 school year for major renovations and have recently reopened.
Few people are better qualified to give advice about maximizing the college experience than David DeWeil.
The end of last semester also marked the first full year since the implementation of Banner, the This summer, University Technology Services staff worked to continue stabilizing and improving “We’ve upgraded almost every piece of the infrastructure.
Robin Williams’ suicide saddens nation Comedian and Oscar-winning actor Robin Williams was found dead at the age of 63 on Monday, according to CNN.
This week, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine waged on as pro-Russian separatists and the Ukrainian military fought for control of the crash sight of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17.
Due to the complexity of the cultural and political issues at work in the conflict in Gaza, it can be difficult for Americans to piece together a holistic understanding of the situation there.
When players from the USC men’s basketball team joined Cocky’s Reading Express Thursday, the elementary school children gathered in the auditorium of the Richland County Public Library were in for a special treat.
