Students optimistic about first Latin-American pope
Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio is the first non-European pope in more than 1,200 years.
Panelists discuss impact of immigration
Students and community activists urge people to avoid the term “illegal immigrant.”
Suspect withholds trial plea
The 20-year-old suspect in the on-campus Oct. 31 shooting will be arraigned on March 28.
Resilience guides former Olympian, prisoner of war
Louis Zamperini, USC alum and olympian, was also a prisoner of war in the 1940s.
Women of Troy falter in loss to Owls
The USC women’s lacrosse team is unable to keep up with Temple in a 12-7 loss.
USC defense must blend old with new
Every year, across the country, the same thing happens: Schools hire a new head football coach or new assistants. Once spring practice starts, the new schemes and playbooks that each new coach brings are proclaimed to be so much better than those that came before. Sure enough, early returns on new USC Defensive Coordinator Clancy […]
Pendergast has eyes toward the future
The new defensive coordinator sees positives in a unit that underperformed last season.
Cooper resigns as coach
In his four years, the Women of Troy failed to earn a single NCAA tournament berth.
Trojans fail to deliver in Las Vegas
The USC men’s basketball team saw its season end in a poor showing against Utah.
Trojans begin Pac-12 play against Oregon
If ever the Trojans needed home-field advantage, now is the time. USC baseball has dropped six of its last seven games (with its most recent against Pepperdine Tuesday) and has dipped to two games below .500 at 7-9. Tuesday’s game against the Waves was supposed to offer a battle-worn Trojan team a brief respite from […]