English major cracks the case behind USC Libraries’ True Crime exhibit
A mixed-reality game centers on a 1930s gangster and half a million in missing gold.
A mixed-reality game centers on a 1930s gangster and half a million in missing gold.
A business reporter puts down her notebook and picks up her fork alongside USC Marshall students preparing for interview season.
Daughters Tina and Nancy salute the iconic performer following film screenings and a chronicle of his career.
Some of the world’s most celebrated cellists will perform at the 10-day music event uniting USC Thornton, the LA Phil and the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra.
Two-day EXPO combines studio reviews, panel discussions and exhibitions that convey advances in arts and sciences.
Novelist Pico Iyer notes the seemingly contradictory nature of life as headliner of this year’s non-denominational event at Bovard.
Panelists select their favorites among the year’s top engineering course projects.
Remember the rain and the snow? How about Holi, Springfest and Bubble Bowl?
USC Davis faculty share research, assessing its impact on older adults and their families.
This year’s schedule is chock-full of activities, including author interviews, live performances, book signings, film screenings and cooking demonstrations.
The current iteration of the group will continue its long-standing legacy of international performance with an Asian tour, which is scheduled for summer.
Oracle CEO Larry Ellison, at the end of his acceptance speech, announced a commitment to match the evening’s fundraising efforts of $4.5 million for a total of $9 million.
The summit began in response to the significant underrepresentation of Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders among college degree earners.
“Many Voices, One Vision” brings together numerous experts and stakeholders for a two-day event.
“Closing the Gap” aimed to identify gaps in care and work toward solutions to better support veterans who experienced severe trauma in conflict.
The students will be representing their university and the entire country.
Businesswoman tells the story of her ascent in modeling and then her transition as an entrepreneur.
More than 200 people gather on the University Park Campus for the league’s luncheon, which focused on “Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.”
The participants compete for awards, attend keynote lectures and take part in discussion groups.
Professors Bruce Block, Michael Fink and Alex McDowell are installed as the first holders of the chairs.
The best teachers, according to the panel, are those who truly connect with students.
A coalition establishes ways to implement national programs targeting diet, physical activity, stress and risk factor management.
Dean Knott welcomes policymakers, politicians and citizens to discuss California’s driest year on record.
The Los Angeles Master Chorale will salute composer Morten Lauridsen with a performance of his works at Walt Disney Concert Hall.