Sports, LGBT communities discuss policy
LGBT leaders from around USC address the NCAA’s new policies regarding eligibility.
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USC faces a pair of tough home matches
The Trojans will face two top-15 teams this week with conference standing on the line.
Trojan basketball is in need of a Final Four
Between stuffing my face with beignets, listening to jazz music in Jackson Square and making my way through the chaos that is Bourbon Street this past weekend at the Final Four in New Orleans, I thought hard about USC basketball. For those who have never been, the Final Four is unequivocally the greatest spectacle in […]
Trojans play host to two top-15 teams
The University of the Pacific and Stanford will take on red-hot USC at the North Gym. Gym.
Trojans ready for Texas
After successes at the Trojan Invitational, USC heads to Texas for competition.
Trojans finish seventh at NCAA championships
For the second consecutive season, USC finishes in the top 10 nationally.
National championship hunt begins Thursday
Led by sophomore Vladimir Morozov, the Trojans look to win a 10th national title.
Building a program takes time
USC has been home to national champions in almost every sport. The football team is a consistent winner and one of the most successful programs in the history of the sport. Baseball had its glory days under coach Rod Dedeaux. There have been multiple Olympians coming from championship track and field teams. The Women of […]
Women of Troy still looking for first win
The Women of Troy, led by freshman Doris Chen, tie for second at Rancho Bernardo.
Title IX’s impact is still being felt at USC
On March 10, the women’s sand volleyball team played its inaugural match. Sand volleyball, USC’s newest sport, is USC’s 12th women’s athletic team. The inaugural match was timely because of the recent celebration of the 40th anniversary of Title IX. Commonly referenced in regards to equality in women’s athletics, many overlook Title IX’s initial purpose. […]