Women of Troy upended at California
USC falls to unranked Cal despite shooting a season-high 53 percent from the field.
Odds for a successful appeal appear slim
Tomorrow, USC suits up for its most important game of the year. With all due respect to the men’s basketball team, this game will be played in a court 2,000 miles from the Galen Center in Indianapolis, and USC Athletic Director Pat Haden will be throwing the passes. Bad puns aside, an impressive delegation consisting […]
USC bounces back with a decisive win
Despite a disappointing Oregon road swing, USC responds with a dominant win over Stanford.
Winter wonderland
Freshmen Carly Shelar, undeclared, and Hannah Yelton, an industrial systems engineering major, enjoy ice skating in McCarthy Quad, where Program Board’s Special Events Committee set up a “Winter Wonderland” skating rink Thursday afternoon. The 45-person synthetic skating rink came complete with special skates to allow students to skate on the plastic surface, as well as […]
First Lady urges study in China
Michelle Obama encourages study abroad to enhance international relations.
University will regulate electric carts on campus
The Environmental Health and Safety Department wants to decrease traffic on campus.
Project Vote Smart comes to campus
Students in POSC 395 will be researching political candidates for Project Vote Smart.
Congress cannot afford to turn back on Chinese
This week’s news cycle has been dominated by Chinese Premier Hu Jintao’s four-day visit to the United States. During his visit, Hu has held a series of meetings with President Barack Obama and other high-level policymakers, corporate titans and diplomats. The visit’s climax came Wednesday night, when Obama hosted an official state dinner highlighted by […]
Job-less Apple still has shine
Apple will continue to lead as a global powerhouse even without its mastermind.
Tesla Boy sets its sight on the West
The band talks about its evolution and its plans for expanding to the United States.