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Welcome to the USC Digital Folklore Archives, comprising largely of data on folklore performances collected by students at the University of Southern California. These performances represent USC and the surrounding Los Angeles area in all its great diversity: the archives, although local, is also truly a global one.
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Where to Eat Near USC: 10 Great Options for Off-Campus Dining It’s back to school time for thousands of college students across Los Angeles, which means meal plans, cheap dorm room food hacks, and lots of late night cravings.
With so many historic landmarks, interesting neighborhoods and exciting attractions, Los Angeles can be a bit overwhelming. Fortunately, there are a variety of ways to explore LA, whether it’s getting behind the wheel, using a bit of pedal power, or letting someone else do the driving.
District by district, Downtown L.A. is going through a rebirth, with the Arts District at the height of its renaissance. What started as an urban artists’ colony in the 1970s has recently become a hotbed for creators from all arenas, making it one of the city’s most exciting neighborhoods to visit. Located just east of […]
See what is going on down at the Beach. Browse some of Santa Monica’s major events and festivals taking place throughout the year. They’re among the best events found in Southern California and the Los Angeles area. For an up-to-date daily event guide,
Fall session is just around the corner. Here is a quick guide to dates and events that will take place throughout the coming school year:
When you hear Santa Monica, you probably think beaches, traffic, tourists, and overpriced everything. And you’re not wrong—3rd Street Promenade has always catered to the tourists with above-average prices for below-average attractions. But over the past few years, Santa Monica has experienced an up-and-coming culinary scene that’s got Angelenos taking notice—and we wanted in. We […]
It has been more than six decades, but passenger rail is finally returning to the gridlocked Westside. Metro’s Expo Line extension opened today and will run from downtown Los Angeles to Santa Monica. Metro passengers are getting free rides from downtown to Santa Monica until trains stop running Saturday night.
