Every USC building has a story to tell. From the historic Widney Alumni House to USC Village residence halls, architectural flourishes abound on the USC University Park Campus. They’re in archways and fountains, on ledges and ceilings.
Can you name the locations of these decorative details? Answers below.
Left to right, from top: Zumberge Hall; Associates Park; USC Village (Irani Hall); Doheny Memorial Library (Nazarian Pavilion Courtyard); Tutor Campus Center; United University Church; Leventhal School of Accounting; USC Village; Doheny Memorial Library; Wallis Annenberg Hall; Dauterive Hall
(Interested in learning more about the history and places of USC? Visit a USC historic timeline online. For more photos of USC’s campuses, peruse USC’s public photo collection.)
Hidden Figures
Campus quiz: Test your Trojan trivia knowledge by identifying these University Park Campus figures.
Inside USC Village
The 12-foot-tall bronze Hecuba sculpture welcomes visitors to USC Village.
Now and Again
Though the area north of the University Park Campus has changed, some landmarks remain timeless.