Trojans end season with loss to CSUN
A disappointing season comes to a close in the first round of the MPSF tournament.
Early enrollees stepping up to fill new roles
USC’s depleted roster is accentuated by the 16 players who declared eligibility for the NFL draft.
Subversive artist reminds riders of subway etiquette
Jay Shells' new ad campaign encourages adherence to basic rules of decency while in (public) transit.
Mays angry at Carroll
Former USC Safety Taylor Mays is blaming ex-coach Pete Carroll after being picked in the second round of the NFL draft.
Women of Troy come up short at Pac-10 championships
Injuries affect USC's roster and result in an uneven showing in Ojai, Calif.
USC drops two of three to Ducks
The Trojans are unable to hang with No. 18 Oregon.
Letter to the editor
Presence of guns creates a safer society John Gudenzi’s opinion article published April 23, titled “Presence of guns would trigger anxiety,” is laden with misrepresentations. The most heinous of them is the misrepresentation of the ruling by the Colorado Court of Appeals, which decided to revoke the earlier ruling — not on the basis of […]
Online information sharing has its benefits
Despite concerns about privacy, new Facebook feature will offer users a more convenient experience.
Contentment should not be relative to others
The next time an eyelash falls out of your eye, or the next time a ladybug lands on your arm, don’t wish for a happy future. Many of us, especially graduating seniors, have this seemingly innocent hope on our minds with the approaching summer. But when it comes to happiness, Buddhists seem to have had […]
USC pharmacy professor selected as finalist for health care award
Neeraj Sood is one of five finalists up for a $10,000 award.