Keck’s rise in rankings unprecedented
The Keck School of Medicine has been focusing on increasing research for the past two years.
In good spirits
Local students make colorful pinwheels during Spirits in Action Day, held on McCarthy Quad on Saturday. More than 150 participants attended the festival, which was hosted by 250 USC student volunteers. Spirits in Action is a non-profit organization run by USC students that strives to empower local students with disabilities.
Protest misguided, administrators say
About 20 students protested the USC University Hospital’s hiring of the Weissman Group.
Seven former Trojans drafted by NFL teams
No former USC player is picked in the first round of the draft for the first time since 2007.
Conflict between Mays and Carroll convoluted
A lot of things that happen in sports are unpredictable and unforeseeable. It comes with the territory, I guess. We are trained to believe anything’s possible in the world of sports — on or off the field. But every once in a while you get something so odd, so unprecedented, that you are a little […]
Trojans end season with loss to CSUN
A disappointing season comes to a close in the first round of the MPSF tournament.
Early enrollees stepping up to fill new roles
USC’s depleted roster is accentuated by the 16 players who declared eligibility for the NFL draft.
Subversive artist reminds riders of subway etiquette
Jay Shells' new ad campaign encourages adherence to basic rules of decency while in (public) transit.
Mays angry at Carroll
Former USC Safety Taylor Mays is blaming ex-coach Pete Carroll after being picked in the second round of the NFL draft.
Women of Troy come up short at Pac-10 championships
Injuries affect USC's roster and result in an uneven showing in Ojai, Calif.