Power outages leave some students in the dark
LA Dept. of Water and Power working to restore electricity as storm moves through the area
HSC Health Fair expands dramatically
The annual fair provides screenings and immunizations, gives students experience.
Faithful and nonbelievers think alike, study says
Led by a USC faculty member, the study uses MRI scans to understand what part of the brain affects beliefs.
Binary brings the best
Looking to eschew electronica stereotypes, USC alumni founded the label Binary Entertainment to cultivate innovative LA musicians.
LA stars are more than just celebrities
Although Los Angeles is now known for its movie stars, many years ago, scientists flocked to the city to look at real stars — the ones in the sky. Despite the incessant blanket of smog caused by Hummers and light pollution from endless rows of streetlights, Los Angeles sits at a unique location that allows […]
Johnson released from hospital, shows hopeful signs
The USC running back still cannot speak, but he flashes a sign of encouragement to USC fans.
USC doubles pair favored to win again
Top-ranked Farah and Johnson won the doubles crown at the ITA Regionals a season ago.
The hype bubble has burst on Aaron Corp
This weekend’s match up between No. 6 USC and No. 25 Notre Dame always has a lot of hype to it, and it should. The game is a battle between two schools with arguably the country’s most prestigious college football histories. Each program has racked up 11 national championships, and both have had incredible players […]
Letter to the UC student: Expect to pay more
Dear prospective applicant of the University of California class of 2014, What do you want to be when you grow up? A successful businessman? Lawyer? An engineer perhaps? All solid choices, no doubt. But before you answer, you should know that your decision will have a huge impact on your time at any of the […]
Editors toe line with Newsom coverage
The Daily Trojan’s reporting of the Newsom campaign failed to mention other contenders.