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“Second Nature” exhibition along with other student exhibitions debuted at Watt Hall
“Second Nature,” an exhibition created by senior fine arts major Gabrielle Henderson, explores themes of human connection and isolates them into visual narratives. The student exhibition consisting of ceramic artwork is held by USC Roski School of Art and Design and currently open at the Helen Lindhurst Fine Arts Gallery on the ground floor of Watt Hall.
Nobel Prize awarded for cosmic particle research; USC physics professors weigh in
Belgian-American scientist Francis Halzen won the Nobel Prize in Physics Oct. 6 for his research on a rare group of cosmic neutrinos, tiny electrically neutral particles that are often referred to as “ghost particles” and could reveal the evolutionary story of the universe. Neutrinos are hard to track due to their small size, and travel everywhere, all at once, leaving stars like the sun in trillions and entering our bodies every second, according to The Associated Press News.
Sustainability popped into Trojan Farmers Market
USC Sustainability hosted a stall at the Trojan Farmers Market on Wednesday to spread awareness about waste management and campus recycling. The main attraction of the outreach event was a battery-counting contest in which students guessed the number of batteries filled in a clear tube to win a solar-powered power bank, while staff provided information on proper electronic waste disposal. The booth also included a spin-the-wheel game that tested students’ knowledge about e-waste.
USC rises to No. 27 in US News Best College rankings
The U.S. News & World Report lifted USC up one spot to 27th out of over 1,700 colleges and universities when it released its 2027 Best College rankings this week. The university remains tied with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill after both ranked 28th last year. “I’m really happy that USC is moving up,” said Christa Kudaverdian, a senior studying health promotion and disease prevention studies. “I think it’s a great school.
Suspect pepper-sprays LAPD officer outside of USC Village
A suspect was caught allegedly stealing from the USC Sephora on Wednesday morning, which resulted in an on-foot pursuit after the suspect pepper sprayed an LAPD officer outside of the USC Village. Students witnessed multiple police cars and a helicopter by the Village crosswalk around 11 a.m, as well as police officers all around.
CTE programs: Practicum education edition
AHS students practice to become future educators Nova Wang is a journalism student at Azle High School who participates in a practicum program hosted by the Tri-County Reporter. With the variety of Career and Technical Education programs to choose from, many Azle High School students have been able to find a program that best suits them for their future careers.
CTE programs: Practicum STEM Edition
Azle High School’s Career and Technical Education program expands work opportunities for students Nova Wang is one of several Azle High School journalism students participating in a practicum course with The Azle News as part of the AHS Career and Technical Education program. For decades, Azle High School has offered a variety of CTE programs students have the opportunity to join based on their career interests or to test out the unknown possibilities.
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