Student groups host first National Week of Action
The week of events aimed to prevent sexual assault and support survivors.
Diplomats discuss LGBT rights abroad
The United States remains in the middle of the pack on global LGBT issues.
RSG receives regional honors at conference
This weekend, USC’s Residential Student Government received regional honors at the Pacific Affiliate of the National Association of College and University Residence Halls (PACURH) Fall Conference hosted at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. To earn these regional awards, USC’s delegation competed with programs from nearly 70 other West Coast colleges and universities, some from as […]
Phantogram, Big Boi perform at Conquest rally
The two performers also recently collaborated on an Extended Play, “CPU.”
Saturday looms large for freshman phenom
Freshman wide receiver JuJu Smith turns 18 the day USC takes on UCLA.
USC must top UCLA to stay relevant
I cringe every time I think about it, and at times it’s hard to believe, but over the past few months I’ve finally come to accept the following: I am a senior in college. As frightening as it might feel to be graduating in just seven months, there’s one thing that makes me feel extremely […]
Trojans ready for crosstown showdown
USC hopes to avoid a third straight loss at the hands of its crosstown rivals.
Q&A with Daily Bruin football writer
The football beat writer at UCLA’s student newspaper gives his take on the rivalry matchup.
Women of Troy travel to Long Beach State, host Fresno State
USC’s women’s basketball team looks to improve its 1-1 record
Sherlock Holmes and the curious case of expired copyright
Sherlock Holmes is one of the most enduring and easily recognizable characters in Western literature. For the better part of 127 years, the adventures of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s immortal sleuth and his heterosexual life partner Dr. John Watson have captured the imagination of readers all over the world, inspiring countless films and television adaptations, […]