Big 12 schools reportedly looking west
The boards of regents at Texas and Oklahoma cleared both schools to leave the Big 12.
Woods immune to sophomore slump
The sophomore slump is as much a part of sports as hot dogs and cheerleaders. The term means exactly what it says — a player, in his second year, fails to come close to living up to the enormous expectations placed on him after the success of his rookie season. Sophomore slumps are fairly common, […]
Despite early adversity, USC still hopeful
After a 1-2 start to the season, the Women of Troy are looking to justify the preseason hype.
Trojans begin the year off to great start
USC has won its first five games of the season by an average margin of 10 goals per contest.
Art show focuses on eeriness
Kraken’s “Fantasmas” exhibition takes a detour on the darkside, displaying horrifying images.
New album shows raw tenderness
A reunited Bush line-up crafts an experimental album that renders sounds old and new.
New cafe spins unique take on coffee
Café Demitasse, in Little Tokyo, provides patrons with an unforgettable experience.
Parkour evolves as quirky and alternative fitness regimen
One of the main goals with any fitness plan, no matter the combination of diet and exercise, should be to maximize the body’s physical potential. That means making it stronger, more flexible and more agile. In many cases, this requires a number of different workout routines. Most sports prepare the body for specialization, not overall […]
Rector crafts emotional journey in album
New Nashville artist Ben Rector hones his musical talents and puts together a record that is a flowing piece of art, not a litany of tracks.
Letter to the editor
Israel and U.S. relationship under strain Today marks the day the Palestinian Authority will request the United Nations to recognize the Palestinian territories (Gaza Strip and the West Bank) as the State of Palestine. Because of the PA’s unilateral decision to go to the U.N., it has deeply worsened the possibility of future direct negotiations […]