Film takes a dramatic approach to site’s origin
The Social Network explores the dark deals that went into the creation of Facebook.
Trojans’ schedule downhill from here
Now that the Trojans have finished off the appetizer portion of their schedule, the real fun begins.
Men’s golf finishes strong on second day
The Trojans fight injury and tough conditions to improve by 26 strokes in second-round play.
Spirit of Troy remakes iconic television theme
The marching band joined in a promotion for the remake of the classic show Hawaii Five-0.
Student uses his band as a way to pursue his career
Tyler Demorest — a music industry major and lead singer of the band Kiven — was once an outcast searching for friends and meaning. But hey, weren’t we all at the age of 12? Today, Demorest is still searching, but his findings are expressed fully through music. Originally from San Juan Capistrano, Calif., Demorest moved […]
Bibliophiles unite at book fair
The West Hollywood Book Fair featured special appearances from writers and actors.
Pledge should inspire students to give
The Giving Pledge can show students searching for ways to reach out how to make room for philanthropy in their future careers.
Benefits to new sexism blur lines of equality
With women in equal standing in so many aspects of modern culture, I wonder if we are dropping the ball in the final quarter for the sake of convenience.
“Tea Party” rallies in Beverly Hills
The group was organized by singer Pat Boone.
Sarkisian has high praise for USC upon return
Just days after publicly ripping former disciple Reggie Bush for his handling of the Heisman Trophy controversy, second-year Washington Huskies coach Steve Sarkisian spoke a much different tune of his previous stomping grounds during a Monday morning conference call.