USC to play on in WNIT
The Women of Troy clamped down on the defensive end in the second half to defeat BYU.
Give Women of Troy a chance to dream big
It’s that time of year again, when just about everybody is glued to a television. In the words of Dick Vitale: “It’s March Madness, baby.” With the NCAA expanding the field of teams from 65 to 68, there was sure to be controversy over which teams were picked to dance. For the USC men’s basketball […]
USC set to begin NCAAs
Trojans look to duplicate the success of the women’s team through this weekend.
Dornsifes honored for their donation
The College of Letters, Arts, & Sciences has been re-named after Dana and David Dornsife.
Recent state budget cuts might be beneficial to USC
Vice Provost of Faculty Affairs said faculty is attracted to USC because of its fiscal stability.
Parents of USC students encourage independence
Financial issues tend to be the biggest topic of discussion between students and parents.
Students upset over hour cuts at TroGro
Trojan Grounds has shortened its operating hours and will be closed from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m.
Admin’s policy is a censor
SCampus policy allows the university to disallow certain rights protected by law.
Letter to the editor: Barkley needs reprimand
I am a USC Lambda LGBT Alumni Association board member. I believe wholeheartedly that it is incumbent upon the Daily Trojan to provide coverage of Matt Barkley’s Twitter comment on Feb. 26 in which he pronounced that he was, “…SMH [Shaking My Head],” with regard to the Obama Administration’s subsequent refusal to continue defending the […]
Nuclear energy still valuable
Despite Japan’s crisis, nuclear energy should still be used because of its “green” value.