Women’s basketball to face Georgia at home tonight
Coming off a blowout win, the Women of Troy host No. 18 Georgia at the Galen Center.
Singer mixes hits with deeper, antithetical tracks
Regina Spektor’s live album lets her show off raw talent, free of studio effects.
Band got knocked down, got up again
Self-taught guitarist and junior Will Sturgeon was rejected twice from USC’s music industry major before landing in the new pop music program in 2010. Now record labels are pursuing the sophomore’s beachside pop rock group The Smiles. And after their latest show at the Roxy Theatre on the Sunset Strip, Sturgeon and his indie band […]
Kicking a classic meal up to 11
With a few simple tweaks, a traditional Thanksgiving dinner can be updated.
Kanye continues his Troublemaking
Despite West’s ego-heavy antics, his new album shows that he is still a creative genius.
The next wave of alternative energy
For students that frequent the less-than-sparkling beaches punctuating California’s coastline, it’s easy to think of the ocean as the place where we jettison all things polluted or unwieldy.
TSA might be getting intimate, but rightly so
Full body scanners and TSA pat-downs are invasive, but necessary for our safety.
Students work to stop AIDS
The group hopes to dribble a ball across Swaziland and provide relief to communities.
New sounds
Eric Byers, a USC alumnus and member of the Calder Quartet that performed at President C. L. Max Nikias’ inauguration, gives a master class to students in the Thornton School of Music. Dan Doperalski | Daily Trojan
More USC students go abroad
Students are going to China and other unconventional destinations, report says.