“Black mamba” bites USC, chooses Oregon Rumors swirled last weekend about a secret visit longtime Trojan commit De’Anthony Thomas took to the University of Oregon. Then pictures appeared online with Thomas in Oregon gear from head to toe, putting even more fuel on the fire. Thomas, who according to Rivals.com is the No. 1 athlete [...]
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USC comes up short at Pauley Pavilion
Trojans’ offense struggles yet again to be consistent when facing a zone defense.
Read the rest of this article »Report: Kiffin to be cited for a ‘failure to monitor’
The former Tennessee coach is expected to receive a letter of allegations from the NCAA.
Read the rest of this article »Trojans still have a stronghold on L.A.
It was supposed to be a down year for USC football. After the program dominated the college football world for quite some time, the NCAA finally brought the Trojans down to earth. Former USC running back Reggie Bush was found to have received improper benefits. So, the NCAA decided to ram it down USC’s throat [...]
Read the rest of this article »Kiffin introduces USC’s new recruits
Successful Signing Day gives Trojans one of the top-ranked recruiting classes this year.
Read the rest of this article »USC alum, Tucson survivor speaks with the Daily Trojan
USC alum Jim Tucker, ‘75 was shot and injured at a political event in Tucson.
Read the rest of this article »USC community program exceeds fundraising goals
USC faculty and staff donated more than $1.3 million to USC’s Good Neighbors Campaign.
Read the rest of this article »USC Libraries to provide better access tools
USC Libraries hopes to create a mobile website for access to library resources.
Read the rest of this article »LGBT groups push to alter applications
Students say colleges need a better understanding of what type of students are attending.
Read the rest of this article »Young voices can aid Egypt issue
The uprise against Mubarak’s regime demonstrate a need for a democratic government.
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