Jasper Abu-Jaber, a freshman majoring in economics, attempts to block a pass by Chase Bowman, a senior majoring in communication, during the USC Men’s Ultimate practice Wednesday on Howard Jones Field. The Ghettobirds compete against other schools in the area.
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Candidates differ in views, experiences
About 150 people attended the USG Presidential debate, the largest turnout in the last four years.
Read the rest of this article »Artists discuss role of holocaust testimonies in art
Comedian Betsy Salkind spoke about using comedic elements to educate people about delicate issues such as the Holocaust.
Read the rest of this article »Ginsburg, Coxe aim to improve Trojan experience
Ginsburg and Coxe said their work with other organizations on campus has prepared them for the job.
Read the rest of this article »Calif. court overturns Proposition 8
LGBT USC students expressed uncertainty over how the ruling would affect them.
Read the rest of this article »Members of the USC community gather Tuesday to celebrate the official renaming of the USC School of Public Policy, Planning and Development to the USC Sol Price School of Public Policy. The Price Family Charitable Fund donated $50 million in honor of Price Club founder Sol Price.
Read the rest of this article »USG revives State of the Student Body
President Monish Tyagi said the university’s students are defined by a push to do better.
Read the rest of this article »Local parish celebrates anniversary
St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church was gift from USC donor Edward L. Doheny.
Read the rest of this article »Students from Gertz-Ressler High School, located on Union Avenue and 21st Street, enjoy free frozen yogurt and toppings at Yogurtland in University Gateway as part of Yogurtland’s “Blue Spoon Frenzy.” Monday marked the first celebration of National Frozen Yogurt Day.
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