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← Older postsUSC holds bipartisan meetings in D.C.
USC President C. L. Max Nikias made the rounds to leadership on both sides of the aisle as he led a delegation to Washington, D.C.
Posted in Politics Society, University |
Ancient people had clogged arteries, too, mummy CT scans show
Like nearly 4.6 million Americans, ancient hunter-gatherers also suffered from clogged arteries, revealing that the plaque buildup causing blood clots, heart attacks and strokes is not just a result of fatty diets.
Posted in Research, Science Technology | Tagged Research
USC Dornsife launches $750 million fundraising drive
The USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences kicked off its $750 million fundraising initiative with a gala that drew some 350 friends, administrators, faculty and students to the Ronald Tutor Campus Center.
Posted in Top Stories, University | Tagged campaign
Barbara Hedges returns to Troy
If there is one person who personifies the sky-high possibilities for Trojan women athletes, it’s Barbara Hedges.
Posted in Top Stories, University | Tagged campaign
Women’s lacrosse inaugurates new era as team debuts at Coliseum
In a history-making event, the USC women’s lacrosse team broke the seal on a new era in Trojan athletics at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum with a respectable performance on Feb. 9 against one of the nation’s perennial lacrosse powerhouses.
Posted in Top Stories, University |
Shoppers get a rush out of bargains
Holiday bargain shoppers can expect to find more deals than ever this year — but they better be quick about it, according to a USC professor who tracks consumer behavior.
Posted in Business |
USC Thornton student nominated for Latin Grammy
Suemy Gonzalez, a senior at the USC Thornton School of Music, is nominated for a Latin Grammy with her group Trio Ellas.
Posted in Arts |
Safety fair at University Park and Health Sciences campuses
The annual USC Campus Safety and Emergency Preparedness Fair comes to both the University Park and Health Sciences campuses this month.
Posted in Top Stories, University |
New John McKay Center Celebrates Opening
The John McKay Center, a 110,000-square-foot building aimed at helping scholar-athletes of the university’s 21 sports, opened with a dedication ceremony attended by generations of supporters of USC Athletics.
Posted in Top Stories, University |
Honoring those who serve
Jeffrey Ting, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran who served in Afghanistan, came to USC as a sophomore accounting major in fall 2010. Moving from military life to student life can be tough, he said.
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