USC researchers discuss ways to solve water crisis
Researchers hope to use Los Angeles to test ideas they might later use in other locations.
USC doles out grants for large-scale study
The grants, totaling $3.5 million, will fund the study of Pentecostalism in 23 countries.
New GPSS budget aims to repay, grow endowment
The Graduate and Professional Student Senate hopes to use its surplus funds to repay money it borrowed three years ago.
Few Latino students enter science fields
A new USC study found that disproportionately fewer Latinos pursue science or math degrees.
Wall provokes discussion and, for some, anger
Some said they were upset by the wall’s message, but others said it was good to raise awareness.
USC hoops recruits garner postseason hardware
Bryce Jones and Maurice Jones (no relation) both receive high school basketball awards.
L.A. abounds in hot spots for spring eating
As the weather turn warm, students look for places to indulge their taste for uniquely SoCal food; the Daily Trojan points you in the right direction.
“Hell-O” again to one of television’s biggest series
Musical series Glee returns tonight promising an exciting continuation to season one, new characters and more covers.
Coachella underdogs worth the early trip
April in Southern California brings three certain, oft-dreaded events: rainstorms, tax day and Coachella. Currently in its 11th year, the formerly two-day-, once one-day- and now three-day-long Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is an annual mecca for area music fans. In its relatively short tenure, Coachella has become a local staple. But what started […]
Carell and Fey prove married life is far from boring
Moviegoers might have been surprised this weekend to hear that a comedy about a bored married couple’s night out on the town was neck and neck with the epic Clash of the Titans at the box office. However, once you suspend your disbelief that two yuppies like Phil and Claire Foster could get caught up […]