USC takes on UC Irvine in home opener
The Women of Troy went 17-1 at the home in 2012 and have won their last 10 matches.
Enfield turning cynics into believers
In the midst of all the excitement surrounding the hiring of USC men’s basketball coach Andy Enfield, I remained a bit wary. As the old saying goes, fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me. This time I wanted to remain impervious to the standard optimism associated with a new hire, […]
Dark clouds disperse as Trojans prepare for Aggies
The team’s morale seems lighter following the 35-7 victory over Boston College.
Pasquale’s death unites sports community
Teams nationwide have reached out to fallen UCLA player Nick Pasquale’s family.
Leaders set agenda for school year
A Concerts Committee representative and the USG Treasurer plans out year.
Paul Ignatius lectures students on leadership
The respected USC Dornsife alumnus spoke about the the importance of patience and communication in leadership.
Author discusses millennials
Morley Winograd discussed social media’s effects on the Millennial generation.
Students react to LAPD’s monitoring of The Row
Police forces, the Dept. of Public Safety and students are working out safety regulations. procedures at the row.
Tinder provides more than shallow hook-ups
Remember the good old days, when you could just collide with a stranger in the frozen food aisle and fall hopelessly in love? Neither do I. You know why? Because real life is not scripted in Hollywood and these serendipitous meetings don’t happen to the majority of the population. That’s also why the modern trend […]
New Naked album fails to make waves
The band’s second studio album is another solid effort, but the tracks fail to stand out.