Student website offers visitors a night on the town
NiteFlip.com, the brainchild of USC seniors Yoav Weiss and Jason Raede, provides visitors information on Downtown hotspots.
Reissues capitalize on existing fan bases
Twice a year, I pay a visit to the affectionately christened Elliott Smith Memorial Wall. Located on Sunset Boulevard in Silver Lake, the wall — which to most simply stands as the exterior of Solutions, an electronic store — has become a sacred site for nostalgic Smith fans since the singer-songwriter’s untimely death in 2003. […]
Artist rides reputation with new album
The name Jason Derulo already draws significant recognition for a singer who has not released more than two songs to the public. An accomplished songwriter and producer, Derulo has worked with artists such as Lil Wayne and Sean Kingston before getting in the studio to record his own material. After an eight months of production […]
Small errors have doomed USC thus far
The Trojans head to notorious pitchers’ haven Blair Field to take on Long Beach State.
Strong showing for Trojans at NFL combine
Everson Griffen and Joe McKnight have impressive workouts at the NFL combine in Indianapolis during the college scouting event.
Confidence, swagger must return to USC
Through six innings the score was tied. USC and UCLA were in the midst of a 1-1 pitchers’ duel on a beautiful Sunday afternoon at Dodger Stadium. The early season rivalry game was living up to its name. But then all too quickly it unraveled for the Trojans. Sophomore pitcher Ben Mount, who had pitched […]
Hurling club finds a niche with odd sport
The fledgling USC Hurling Club has faced confusion while recruiting for the Irish sport.
Recession offers an opportunity for Trojan grads
During the Great Depression, more people became millionaires than at any other time in U.S. history. The counterintuitive reason is simple: Ambitious people could not get traditional jobs. USC and the nation face an interesting problem. Unemployment is very high. Entry-level positions are slim. According to a study by BusinessWeek with data from the U.S. […]
Weekend dining is food for thought
Addition of weekend dining options on campus would create a more cohesive college experience.
Recycled rhythm
Recycled Percussion performs in McCarthy Quad on Friday Night. The group uses recycled objects as instruments and recently placed third on the fourth season of America’s Got Talent. Daily Trojan | Carlo Acenas