Seeds salad chef came to ’SC during recession
Seeds’ Paul Linaman bounced back from unemployment and might pursue graduate school.
Roundup
The following incidents were reported in the USC Dept. of Public Safety daily incident log between Sunday, Feb. 20, and Monday, Feb. 21. View Roundup 02-23 in a larger map Crimes against property At 5:05 p.m. on Feb, 20, a suspect smashed the passenger-side window of a car on Jefferson Boulevard and Royal Street to […]
Local students display artwork in UV food court
Fischer Museum showcases pieces from K to 5 students in the USC Family of Schools.
Poet, activist discusses life and lessons
Professor Niki Giovanni is the third USC Levan Institute distinguished speaker.
Actions and words
Faye Espiritu (right), a sophomore majoring in business administration, talks about Spirits in Action to business administration majors Andrew Pince (left), a junior, and Jason Jaban (middle), a sophomore, on Wednesday along Trousdale Parkway.
Redistricting proposed along campus border
The proposed plan would put all off-campus buildings in District 8 and campus in District 9.
No. 2 USC faces No. 6 Hawai’i in MPSF battle
Riding a six-match winning streak, USC will look to win its 12th in a row over the Wahine.
Women of Troy begin five-game homestand
USC faces Cal and UCSB after making it to the semi-finals of the ITA Championships.
Trojan snow sports set sights on national title
The team’s 120 members head to Maine in March in a bid to win a championship.
Trojans annually dominate NFL draft
Tailback U? USC should probably call itself NFL U. It might actually be more accurate. The NFL’s annual scouting combine began Tuesday in Indianapolis, where the country’s best talent will meet in hopes of raising its draft stock. Seven Trojans will participate in the combine, among them offensive tackle Matt Kalil, defensive end Nick Perry […]