Former UK prime minister visits USC
David Cameron spoke about the importance of global collaboration during a time of deep political division.
Suspect charged with murder of Joe McKnight
The man who allegedly shot and killed former USC running back Joe McKnight was charged with second-degree murder on Thursday, according to the Jefferson Parish District Attorney’s office.
Baseball player, alumnus starts protein bar company
The Marshall graduate and professional athlete Bob Wheatley developed “I AM.”
Basketball gears up for Washington State
Fresh off of resounding wins over UCLA and Washington, the Trojans look for more.
COLUMN: Newfound success is fuel for the Trojan fire
Last September, on a damp, dreary Friday night in Salt Lake City, Clay Helton squeezed into a tiny room in the bowels of Rice-Eccles Stadium after a devastating, nail-biting loss — one that dropped his team to 1-3 — and answered questions from the media. The head coach lamented how the win slipped away, how […]
Water polo looks to stay undefeated in home opener
After opening the season 7-0, the Trojans face a home opener and double header.
USG voting leads to strong democracy
Over the last two years, voter turnout at USC has seen a dramatic decline, indicating an alarming trend of voter disengagement among the University’s student population. After the 2016 Undergraduate Student Government election, the USG elections committee announced that students cast a mere 3,700 ballots — 39 percent less than the year before. Informed voting […]
COLUMN: Centrism is the only path to bipartisanship
Every man to ever hold the office of the presidency has had his own unique style of maintaining it. Each one of them, from former President George Washington to former President Barack Obama, has found a different way of filling the chair. President Donald Trump’s relatively new presidential habits — underhandedly banning religions from entering […]
Aeneid Theatre Company presents Molière’s The Miser
The Miser is a whimsical comedy that ventures into France’s aristocratic society.
COLUMN: Confessions of a serial ghoster
Between stints as a serious girlfriend, I was a serial ghoster. In my mind, I owed nothing to boys who I had never met. And so often all they got from me was just that: nothing. When I first got Tinder, I had just exited a year-and-a-half relationship. I was not ready for dating, but […]