Men’s golf finishes in fourth
The Trojans’ fall season ended with a loss, but they remain optimistic for the spring.
Men’s water polo faces No. 10 Pepperdine tonight
No. 2 USC plays its last home game before the MPSF and NCAA tournaments.
Using creativity to bring the community together
The Nook, a new creative showcase, hopes that it can foster cooperation between USC students and the surrounding area.
Last game for USC to make a statement
If the Trojans want to prove that this season is different than last year’s they need to beat Arizona on Saturday.
USC libraries open genocide collection
The collection, meant to be interdisciplinary, is available to anyone with a USC student ID.
Trojans look to contain Arizona’s quarterback Foles
USC wants to limit the Pac-10 passing yards leader, Wildcat quarterback Nick Foles.
CAMPUS SCREENINGS
Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer If you’re feeling in the mood to watch a documentary, head over to the Ray Stark Family Theatre at 6 p.m. Friday for Outside the Box [Office]’s screening of Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer. With just a click of your mouse you […]
Intramural field will be relocated with construction
Students will use other fields, such as the Brian Kennedy Field, during the transition.
50,000 words by Nov. 30
USC students take part in the 12th annual National Novel Writing Month, working to finish a 50,000-word story.
San Francisco law leaves Happy Meal makers morose
McDonald’s isn’t so happy about what San Francisco is doing to its Happy Meals. The San Francisco Board of Supervisors banned most forms of the McDonald’s classic Happy Meal on Tuesday as part of a measure that prevents fast-food restaurants from offering toys with kid’s meals if they do not meet certain nutritional standards. Because […]