Women of Troy travel to the desert
After winning its first Pac-12 game, USC will face Arizona and Arizona State on the road.
Women of Troy head to Pacific Northwest
USC hopes to start another winning streak after falling to Oregon last weekend.
Trojans’ bye week is a good thing for fans
The night of Stanford’s latest upset victory over USC is not my fondest memory. After missing our return flight to Los Angeles that night, fellow editor Michael Katz and I slept over in San Francisco International Airport, sprawling out on a couple of benches beside a 24-hour Subway. Though sleeping beside vats of tuna fulfilled […]
Trojans prepare for packed weekend
No. 1 USC hosts Princeton Friday and competes in the SoCal tournament on Saturday.
Roundup
The following incidents were reported in the USC Dept. of Public Safety incident report summary between Wednesday, Sept. 26. Crimes against a person at 7:25 a.m., a staff member reported that he was verbally assaulted in a Cardinal Gardens alley by a suspect who became irate about the way he was driving. The suspect drove […]
Burglaries hit Downtown apartments
Residents of the Orisini Apartments lost approximately $40,000 worth of property.
Panelists discuss role of the Olympics in diplomacy
A panel comprising Olympians and experts reflected on the 2012 summer Olympics in London and its role as an international event.
Launchfest brings new music to ’SC
The concert series sponsored Christian music performances Tuesday through Friday.
Health clinic draws student volunteers
Dental and medical staff provided free patient care at the Los Angeles Sports Arena on Thursday.
Whedon achieves cultural icon status
If there were a crown for the godfather of modern geekdom, Joss Whedon would take the throne. Considering Whedon’s a third-generation television writer, it’s fair to say the native New Yorker has storytelling in his blood. But after moving to Los Angeles and spending a few years working for the show Roseanne, Whedon really got […]