Panel dissects, analyzes Calif. propositions
Experts picked apart initiatives on California’s ballot in preparation for the election.
Storm impacts students at USC from afar
The storm has already taken the lives of over 45 people, including alumna Claudene Christian.
Lamar reinvigorates West Coast Rap Music
The pantheon of West Coast hip-hop has, for years, included only four lyrically esteemed and legendary individuals: N.W.A. cohorts Ice Cube and Dr. Dre, the age-defying Snoop Dogg and the one and only Tupac Shakur. Those four — and only those four — comprise the Mount Rushmore of left coast rap. Arguments for inclusion to […]
Cloud Atlas presents race as a non-issue
I should be writing about horror movies today, but there’s something more pressing going on in the film world than ghouls and ghosts and paranormal activity. The role of race and identity in Cloud Atlas takes precedence. Stay with me — I know this sounds like a communication/film term paper, but race has long been a […]
Miniseries keeps bringing the thrills
American Horror Story: Asylum has remained reliably crazy and genuinely scary.
SCA alumni found TV show Just Seen It
David Freedman and a team of USC School of Cinematic Arts alumni discuss their new film talk show, Just Seen It.
Pair of Trojans named Maxwell semifinalists
Senior quarterback Matt Barkley is a semifinalist for the second straight season.
T.J. McDonald named Thorpe Award semifinalist
The senior safety leads the team in tackles and is has made 31 career starts at USC.
Don’t give up on the Trojans quite yet
Something important got lost in all the disappointment and frustration and anger after USC’s loss in Arizona last week. BCS national title hopes dashed; flights to Miami unbooked. People more or less said the season was over. But it’s not: USC still controls its own destiny to the Rose Bowl. Yes, the Rose Bowl. The […]
Trojans’ offense faces test
Oregon’s defense is giving up just 19.4 points per game and has forced 15 interceptions.