Some headed to Chile for spring break
Students from Chile are going home to help, but no groups are traveling to Haiti or Chile.
Changing hands
Students purchase cell phones, iPods and other items at the Department of Public Safety’s lost and found sale Wednesday. About 200 people showed up to the sale and most items sold within the first hour, DPS Capt. David Carlisle said. The items were belongings that had been recovered by DPS but had not been claimed […]
USG-funded speaker event draws criticism
Some students say they are upset that the controversial speaker’s talk is funded by USG.
College Democrats, Republicans square off at debate
Audience members got into heated discussions with the debaters about issues surrounding Obama’s terrorism policy.
Women of Troy travel to NCAA championships
The USC women's swimming and diving team hope to continue the success they saw at the Pac-10 championships last week.
South Korean film finds humor in cruelty
Mothers are strange beasts. Their relationships with their children are far more complex and imperfect than most realize until they are parents themselves. Some women come to hate their children while others, like the older lady at the center of director Joon-ho Bong’s Mother, develop an unhealthy obsession with their offspring. Bong’s first South Korean […]
Trojans have full schedule during break
Sophomore Blake Shaw runs his first race since running a mile in under four minutes.
USC gets double dose of Cougars away from home
The No. 7 Trojans will travel to Provo, Utah for two straight night matches against BYU.
East Coast swing for streaking Trojans
USC looks to gain experience and consistency from away matches against Duke, Georgia.
Highly ranked field in store for Trojans
Junior Matt Giles strives to improve an underwhelming start to his season in Las Vegas.