Trojans stay undefeated, thrash Tigers at home
No. 1 USC cruises to victory with four players registering two or more goals in the win.
USC to kick off fall tournament play
The Women of Troy will split time between Berkeley and Westwood this weekend.
Women of Troy embark on road trip
USC takes on Colorado tonight, the first of four consecutive Pac-12 matches on the road.
Women of Troy seek to snap four-game skid
USC is still looking for its first Pac-12 victory and first win at McAlister Field this season.
Trojans team in class all on its own
I remember 2004 and 2005 just as much as the next person. It was a time defined by wardrobe malfunctions, Shaq and Kobe’s split, a search for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and, yes, USC’s dominance on the football field. Sure, who doesn’t like a national championship-caliber team now and again, but sometimes you just […]
Trojans set to clash with the Wildcats
In Arizona’s last visit to the Coliseum, it eked out a 21-17 victory in the final minutes of the game.
Everyone wins in Food Truck Wars
On Sept. 29, The Row hosted the second annual Food Truck Wars between 4 p.m. and 10 p.m.
Professors still adapting to classroom renovations
ITS offers several services to help teachers learn to utilize the technology in the rooms.
USC to push recruiting in Latin America
Admissions representatives will start going to Brazil during the 2011-2012 academic year.
Smooth tunes
Ferrante Combo bandmembers Carlo Kretzschmar, a graduate student studying jazz studies (right), and Michael Czaja, a junior majoring in jazz studies, play as part of the first Thornton School of Music Jazz Night Series at Ground Zero Performance Café on Thursday. Six more will be held on Thursdays from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.