No. 1 USC kicks off MPSF tournament with big win
Trojans toppled rival UCLA in four sets, advancing to the semifinals at Galen Center.
Defense flexes its muscles in spring game
Although USC finds the endzone four times, the defense outshone its offensive counterparts.
USC notches road win over rival UCLA
Trojans finish with their first undefeated mark in Pac-10 play since the 1987 season.
Lenka’s newest album shows no growth
Two’s tracks are bubbly and easy to listen to, but leave the listener wanting much more.
The Railroad Revival Tour stops in San Pedro
On Friday, April 22, The Railroad Revival Tour made its second stop at an old shipping yard in San Pedro. In a mere six days, Old Crow Medicine Show, Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeros and the revelatory Mumford and Sons, will have trekked from Oakland to New Orleans, with stops in both Arizona and […]
Paul Simon reaffirms his musical talent
Paul Simon creates original tracks that captivate and show off his characteristic talents.
USC must step up online curriculum
A growing number of USC undergraduates come from outside of Southern California. To catch up on units or to ease the course load during the school year, many students opt for summer school. Many of those students, however, prefer not to stay in Los Angeles to attend USC summer classes, but getting USC to accept […]
Government must get back to foundation
Our founding fathers would be disappointed in the government’s overreaching responsibilities.
Down to Funk celebrates the release of new EP
Down to Funk officially released its EP, RU?, this past Friday night at USC’s hippest music venue, Tommy’s Place. With a merch table stacked with CDs, DTF was ready to celebrate with old fans, new fans and the opening acts, Segun and House Fire. House Fire started the night off right with a solid, yet […]
Venue confirmed for USC-Kansas basketball game
After much speculation, the teams will no longer face off on a “neutral” court next season.