The Women of Troy place fourth in the tournament as they lose to Stanford, UCLA.
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Streets close around campus for summer
Just days removed from commencement and the end of spring semester, the university has begun work on nearly 50 summer construction projects, many of which will lead to street and building closures already affecting life on campus this summer. The summer construction schedule began Monday and is scattered throughout campus. Street closures, as a result [...]
Read the rest of this article »USC’s diversity highlighted by faults in Bahrain
As my family sat in anticipation, awaiting their daughter and sister’s name to be called, they were approached by a young Middle Eastern man. He asked if his mother could sit with my family. Noticing my brothers’ uncertainty, the gentleman in his black robe and class of 2011 sash assured them, “We are from Iran. [...]
Read the rest of this article »Time for USC to warm up to summer aid
Budget cuts to California community colleges leave no empty seats for USC students to fill for summer courses.
Read the rest of this article »Brice Butler had originally planned to transfer from USC, citing a lack of playing time.
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His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet, wearing a USC hat with matching cardinal and gold robes, spoke at the “Secular Ethics, Human Values and Society” event at the USC Galen Center on Tuesday, presenting his message that secularism is not opposed to religion but something to be respected and valued. The Dalai Lama’s [...]
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