Greek phenom never gave up USC dream
Kostas Genidounias didn’t always seem destined to star for USC men’s water polo.
Traddies serves up new lunch options
In an attempt to provide more dining choices, Traditions extends its hours and offers students a new lunch menu.
Flat-rate tuition offers best options
In today’s economy, student debt has become a critical concern, often having a remarkable influence on a student’s academic path.
Lightning and tornado warnings lead to delay
Threats of lightning and high winds forced USC and Syracuse into their locker rooms.
With petition, council might pivot on marijuana policy
Students react to a petition that would reverse an ordinance that bans medical marijuana storefront dispensaries in Los Angeles.
USC commits $35 million to Heritage Hall upgrades
Students say the facelift will help improve the athletic department’s reputation.
Mormon star anticipates performances
Jared Gertner takes the lead in The Book of Mormon at the Pantages Theatre.
Citizens must defend right to bear arms
Two stories have dominated the news cycle over the last couple months: the upcoming presidential election and multiple shocking instances of gun violence. The mass shooting in an Aurora, Colo. movie theater in July, the murder of Sikhs in a Wisconsin temple in August and the shooting at the Empire State Building a few weeks […]
No. 2 USC ekes out a 42-29 victory over the Orange
After Saturday’s 69-minute weather delay, the Trojans exploded for 28 points in the second half. Behind a career-best six touchdown passes, senior quarterback Matt Barkley led the Trojans to a 42-29 win over Syracuse at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J.
Mayor supports, encourages active USC role in city
As Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa has spent more time in office, his relationship to USC has increased professionally and personally.