Trojan Tales: Gamble House in Pasadena has a unique relationship to USC

The Gamble House has a unique program that offers a select few USC students the opportunity of a lifetime.

Trojan Tales: Doheny Memorial Library

If you’ve ever walked across the campus, you’ll recognize Doheny Library. But the Gothic architectural masterpiece has a lot more to its history than already meets the eye.

Trojan Tales: Films at USC

A fun fact about USC’s campus is that the 1967 film The Graduate was shot here, but do you know the others?

Trojan Tales: Unsung hero at Wallis Annenberg Hall

Annenberg Wallis Hall has been home to many successful journalists, media leaders, and innovators. Today we hear a story about someone behind the scenes who has seen numerous students come and go over the last 16 years.

Trojan Tales: William Pereira and the Master Plan

Trojan Tales: One National Gay and Lesbian Archives

Trojan Tales: Hidden public art spaces at USC

Erected in the early 1970s by Marsh, Smith and Powell architectural firm, the Anna Bing Arnold Sculpture Garden has easily held up as one of the most overused and overlooked spaces on USC’s sprawling, green campus.

Trojan Tales: USC Student Union

USC has all sorts of hidden gems scattered throughout its perimeter. But, not many people know that one of the most popular buildings on campus has a tiny practical joke engraved on its exterior. Here’s Rania Aniftos with today’s Trojan Tales. Contact Producer Rania Aniftos here.