The USC Trojans had several alumni on campus Saturday as they wrapped up their first week of spring practice, including 2022 Heisman trophy winner and Chicago B ...

Fans have flocked to downtown Columbia and Colonial Life Arena for women’s basketball games, both during the Gamecocks’ regular season and for the NCAA Tournament games.

Playboi Carti went on to play more fan favorites like “FE!N” and “Type Shit” and finished his set with “OLYMPIAN,” closing ...

The Orange County Archives Bazaar, now in its fifth year, is a deep dive into history and art hosted annually in March — the last few at the Irvine Great Park. In recent years, the event has ...

“Volunteer with us to celebrate Earth Day in Altadena!” it reads. The digital poster invites the public to Loma Alta Park every Saturday in April. There, it says, volunteers can paint ...

In a suo motu action, Kolkata Police on Sunday registered an FIR against a student body, PDSF, over graffiti and posters on the Jadavpur University campus, saying they were intended to incite hatred ...

Harvard librarian Jonathan S. Tuttle is "no longer affiliated" with the university after he was allegedly seen tearing down a poster of Israeli hostages during an anti-Israel rally last week.

The University of South Carolina and the University of Southern California women's basketball teams will face off in nonconference matchups over the next two seasons, South Carolina announced Monday.

who played at Amerige Park with Johnson. Former Cal State Fullerton President Jewel Plummer Cobb, the first female and first African American president of the university, is also portrayed.

At no additional cost, College employees and students may utilize our poster printer services. Take advantage of this service and make your next conference poster presentation stand out from the crowd ...

Posters-at-the-Capitol (PatC) is an annual, one-day event held at the State Capitol in Frankfort. PatC showcases the importance of undergraduate research, scholarly and creative works, and the role ...

To the Editor: I am not a USC alumna, but I am moved to write because the university’s craven actions regarding diversity, equity and inclusion have stained the reputation of all Los Angeles ...