USC cancer research named major advance
The study first appeared in the May issue of Cancer Cell, a peer-reviewed journal.
Class brings Penny Harvest to local school
Students in Ann Crigler’s civic engagement class taught young students about fundraising.
Nikias creates position to oversee construction
President C. L. Max Nikias announced Lloyd Silberstein will manage construction projects.
To go, please
Ales Jablanscek, a junior majoring in physics and mathematics, eats lunch with a visiting friend in front of the Hahn Central Plaza Fountain after a fire alarm was triggered by event set up around 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday. The alarm turned out to not be a fire, and students returned to the Ronald Tutor Campus […]
USG finishes semester with multiple resolutions
Resolutions added a student representative to the boards for tuition and programming fees.
Fresno State hosts struggling Women of Troy
USC lost its last game to San Diego State by 34 points and will wrap up a three-game road trip against the Bulldogs in Fresno, Calif.
2012 Trojans eerily similar to 2007 Cal
This is the story of a college football team, one with supreme talent and supreme expectations. One that spent more than half the season ranked in the Associated Press top-15 poll, only to finish unranked. One that lost at least four of the last five games it played. One with elite talent at, among others, […]
Matt Barkley wins Wuerffel Trophy
The award is given to the player who best combines scholarship, service and strong in-game play.
Trojans take on red-hot New Mexico on the road
USC has lost three straight games since defeating Texas at the Maui Invitational.
Film involves both art and leisure
Film is an art form, but many often perceive it — first and foremost — as a leisure activity. Just look at the disparities between the potential awards contenders. This year, some of the most likely awards contenders span all of genres and audiences: Skyfall (action-adventure), Lincoln (biopic), Beasts of the Southern Wild (fantasy), Flight […]