University of Southern California (USC) Campus

Small talk on campus

Walking at USC campus

Trojan Gameday is one of the most stressful, yet exciting parts of being at USC. The Coliseum is pretty dreary right now due to construction and renovations to get her back to her best and better than ever by the 2028 Olympics (lol), but it's definitely worth visiting. Before you can reach The Coliseum coming from main campus, you'll be greeted by the Exposition Park Museums and the Rose Garden. The walk to the Coliseum is actually about 5 minutes from the nearest exit. It's 2 minutes if you're in a Trojan hurry.

Another tour of McCarthy Quad because it's really the only one on campus but this time done by my friend Nico!

Taper Hall is 3 floors high and is home to the foreign language department, general seminars, and basically any other type of interactive class that you can imagine. The stairway has a wonderful view. There is a mixture of both lecture halls and classrooms in Taper, and biology is a popular lecture-style seminar that is held here. While most of the classrooms will have tables, some are featured with desks instead!

This is VKC- home to our social sciences program and also monolithic representative of our international students and study abroad programs.

This is our 'freshman hub' of campus where our residence halls live, and also home to many free social events.

Students in the Annenberg School for Communications and Journalism have many of their classes in this building, which boasts a fully-stocked newsroom and opportunities in broadcast, print, and radio journalism.

This is the School of Cinematic Arts- home to our visual media students.

Watch as EVK's cat models for the camera. This is one well-fed cat. If USC's Pause for Paws dog therapy session is not on your to-do list, or if you think the University poodle, Professor Beauregard Tirebiter, is a little too large for your liking, come on down to EVK. Warning: Likes meowing for food and chasing cockroaches.

This was going to be a tour of my favorite secret courtyard on campus but it turned into a talk on campus safety and how it feels transitioning from a small town to LA!

This is USC's "walk-in trophy case", displaying the sports history of our university.

Training Field at USC

Students in the Annenberg School for Communications and Journalism have many of their classes in this building, which boasts a fully-stocked newsroom and opportunities in broadcast, print, and radio journalism.

This is a popular hang-out spot on campus!