Marshall receives donation
The $5 million contribution will improve and revitalize the Society and Business Lab.
Dornsife appoints former political consultant to chair
Robert Shrum joins USC in hopes of improving student activism on and off campus.
USC well-represented in Super Bowl
Several former Trojan players and coaches will head to New York for next Sunday’s contest
Baseball program needs to improve
A little less than a year ago, I wrote a feature piece examining the plight of private schools — USC specifically — in college baseball. That plight is this: an NCAA Division I baseball team is allotted 11.7 scholarships to allocate amongst 27 players. If divided equally, that’s a little less than half of a scholarship […]
Trojans rebound with key win over Long Beach State
Head coach Bill Ferguson’s fourth-ranked team has won four of its first five contests.
USC holds off California in thrilling upset
Freshman forward Nikola Jovanovic scores 23 points in USC’s first Pac-12 win of 2014.
Evidence Room produces Passion Play
Passion Play presents the story of Jesus Christ’s crucifixion in a three-part production.
Voice acting and the Oscars
On the heel of the Academy Award nominations last week, there has been plenty of analysis over who got just recognition and who got snubbed. There will always be performances that are overlooked by the Academy (and the seemingly endless string of yearly awards that precede the Oscars). This year, one in particular is not […]
New Mid-City shop delivers high-quality ice cream
Sweet Rose Creamery, which prides itself on its homemade ice cream, opened a third location yesterday on Beverly Boulevard.
USC film students experience Sundance
Delta Kappa Alpha, USC’s co-ed cinema fraternity, took a group of its members to the Sundance film festival this week.