The university has been in talks to renegotiate the Coliseum lease since 2008.
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The following incidents were reported in the USC Dept. of Public Safety Daily Incident Log between Tuesday, March 6, and Wednesday, March 7. View Roundup 03-08 in a larger map Crimes against a person At 1:35 A.m. on March 7, DPS officers responded to a non-USC female who reported that her boyfriend, a USC student, [...]
Read the rest of this article »Priya Jaikumar stresses importance of choice
The associate professor of critical studies expresses gratitude for the opportunity to pursue academia.
Read the rest of this article »Lauren Benton is currently the dean of the humanities at New York University.
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NBC’s Education Nation serves as inspiration for the program, BSA President Eric Burse said.
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Alumni Daniel Kuenzi (left), class of 2010, and Louis Dienes, class of 1990, hear pitches from student teams in the Marshall’s Venture Seed Competition in Popovich Hall on Wednesday. About 80 teams participated and the winner, to be announced in April, will receive $50,000.
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Cellists from around the world will play on campus and downtown for the 10-day festival.
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With an NCAA tournament bid in reach, USC hopes to win the Pac-12 tournament.
Read the rest of this article »Freshmen lead Trojans to fast start in 2012
Off to a hot 9-3 start, USC is getting production from its brightest young stars.
Read the rest of this article »NFL pro days don’t tell the entire story
Wednesday afternoon, dozens of NFL scouts were on campus to watch former Trojans work out in an effort to raise their positions in April’s draft. It’s really the last chance for these athletes to make an impression on the scouts and millions of dollars are at stake. However, I don’t buy it. Though it’s important [...]
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