Trojans return home to take on reeling Cougars
The men’s basketball team hopes to gain some momentum after last week’s win at UCLA.
2013 class flies under the radar
When the dust finally settled on national signing day, there was plenty to talk about. Between watching ESPN’s all-day coverage and scrolling through thousands of Twitter posts, there was never a dull moment in tracking the decision-making process of the nation’s top high school football players. National signing day has been in existence for decades, […]
Kiffin officially announces class of 2013
The Trojans’ recruiting class consists of only 13 players but holds the highest average rating ever, according to Rivals.com.
Engineering careers
Hundreds of students attended the daylong career expo Wednesday on Trousdale Parkway. The annual fair, hosted by the Viterbi School of Engineering, featured hundreds of full-time job and intern opportunities. The spring 2013 career fair for students of all majors will be held today on Trousdale.
IML project encourages interactivity
The NASA-funded software will teach sixth graders how microorganisms work on Earth.
Car burglaries increase on and around campus
Most auto burglaries near USC take place during business hours, DPS said.
Player charged with five felony counts
USC’s Junior Pomee was arrested last week by the Dept. of Public Safety near The Row.
Ex-LAPD cop named in shooting
Police named a suspect in a double homicide that killed a DPS officer on Monday.
Candidates debate USG’s future role
The Undergraduate Student Government presidential tickets are Matt Arkfeld-Alex Cascante and Christian Kurth-Ryan Park.
Trojans fall to Cal State Northridge in third straight loss
The USC men’s volleyball team start slow and is unable to rally in Wednesday’s 3-1 loss.