Pharmacy school aims to engage researchers in online competition
March Metrics, the school’s first digital competition, will recognize student and faculty’s important bioscience research.
Students react to low voter turnout
Twenty-one percent of Angelenos, the lowest in years, voted in the March 5 election.
Former gov talks persistence, success
George Deukmejian served as California governor between 1979 and 1991 for two terms.
Women of Troy gear up for Longhorns
The USC women’s tennis team will play three matches this week, all at Marks Stadium.
Sunday’s melee gives USC black eye
Let’s put it this way: If you notice athletes prominently featured on Deadspin on a Sunday, they probably aren’t featured for any philanthropic reasons. It isn’t because they visited a downtown Boys & Girls Club. And it isn’t because they hosted an anti-crime campaign insisting people should “shoot baskets, not guns,” or anything like that. […]
Trojans’ woes continue as team falls twice in Hawaii
The USC men’s volleyball team has now lost 10 of its last 12 games in a disappointing year.
USC suspends two after Spokane brawl
Police continue to investigate the incident as USC prepares for the Pac-12 tournament.
Dress for wherever your break takes you
We’ve been waiting for it, craving it, praying for it and finally it’s so close that we can touch it: spring break. For one glorious week, USC students will get time off from studying, attending mundane classes and dealing with extracurriculars. For one week, we can forget about that stupid thing called “responsibility” and just […]
Honest words illuminate Simple Things
R&B/pop artist Jarell Perry’s debut EP Simple Things is full of raw, lyrical confessionals.
Beyond Wonderland aims higher
Pasquale Rotella’s love of electronic dance music culture led him to found one of the foremost EDM production companies.