USC students and members of the USC Wrigley Institute participated in medical simulations.
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Students can receive up to $10,000 in tax credits
The American Opportunity Tax Credit aims to make college financially attainable.
Read the rest of this article »University to triple security efforts around campus
President C. L. Max Nikias said neighborhood will be secure for those who live west of campus.
Read the rest of this article »USC falls on road against No. 4 Stanford
The Women of Troy suffer a lopsided loss and drop their second straight game on road.
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The former USC running back was injured in a weightlifting accident in September 2009.
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The Trojans opened their 2011 campaign with two victories at Marks Stadium.
Read the rest of this article »No. 1 Trojans down No. 15 UC San Diego
USC continues its strong play and begins season with its best start since 1995.
Read the rest of this article »Treatment of USC has never been ‘fair’
NCAA bylaws require that a successful appeal of sanctions proves an “abuse of discretion.” But fans understand that doing so is challenging. The odds are bleak. College athletics’ governing body must acknowledge its previously rendered decision was incorrect. In essence, it must admit failure. Since the NCAA amended its procedure for appeals hearings in 2008, [...]
Read the rest of this article »USC falls behind in first half and doesn’t recover
Trojans struggle offensively in opening minutes and a furious comeback falls short.
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School officials and lawyers met with the NCAA Infractions Appeals Committee Saturday.
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