USG plans community outreach
The USC Community House and USG will discuss issues such as transportation.
Professor elected to California transportation board
By JARED SERVANTEZ
in News
James Moore is the first academic to serve on the California Transportation Foundation’s board of directors.
Playing games
By Daily Trojan Staff
in Blogs, Point and Shoot
USC Interactive Media students feature their new ideas and innovative games at the Gaming/Interactive Showcase Tuesday night in The Forum of the Ronald Tutor Campus Center, as part of the grand opening celebration.
Post-rush IFC parties lead to social ban
By CHLOE STEPNEY
2 Comments/in News
The Row is on probation until further notice following Monday night’s parties.
Robey finds strength in challenges
By DAVE DULBERG
2 Comments/in Columns, Sports
Scandal, sanctions and uncertainty. These are the labels Thursday night’s ESPN broadcasters will use to try to convince you that No. 14 USC’s season will not go so smoothly. Although stories of controversy, instability and turmoil make for a catchy headline, an entertaining talking point during introductions or a time-filler in case the Warriors fail […]
After final preparations, Trojans set out for Hawaii
Stability in ticket sales shows promise for Trojans
Comedy takes on marriage
By SAM COLEN
in Arts & Entertainment
White Wedding, set in South Africa, offers a comedic story and ensemble of personalities.
Portland festival brings together self-publishers
By SARAH BENNETT
3 Comments/in Arts & Entertainment, Featured
It took 17 hours to drive to Portland, Ore., but only five minutes of walking around the Peter W. Stott Center to realize that print media is not dead — it’s just hiding.
Festival blends music, food and comedy
By MILES HOWARD
in Arts & Entertainment, Featured
The Seventh FYF Festival will begin Saturday at the Los Angeles State Historic Park.