USC to battle Oregon, Oregon State
The Women of Troy look to build upon their eight-match win streak at the Galen Center.
Trojans head North for Battle in the Bay Classic
Three USC underclassmen will try to survive a 32-player field for a shot at a singles title.
Trojans prepare for title game rematch against Cal
USC is pitted against the Bears for the first time since the 2010 NCAA championship match.
TV spot puts all eyes on the Trojans
With thousands of USC fans making the dedicated pilgrimage to San Francisco today to watch the Trojans take on the California Golden Bears, everyone’s hoping the team doesn’t put up a stinker. In fact, this one’s a must-win for USC to salvage some pride, exert dominance and satisfy hordes of fans who accompany the team […]
Trojans look to duplicate success
In its last three wins over California, USC has won by a combined score of 95-20.
Fairey plays influential role in evolution of street art
Street artists are usually seen as troublemakers. Many tamper with public property, create controversial pieces with charged messages and sometimes end up being arrested for the art they create. One of the biggest issues any street artist encounters is getting his or her work accepted as actual art. It’s tough to convince the average civilian […]
Iconic John Waters prepares for an evening at USC
A talk moderated by James Egan, a filmmaker influenced by Waters’ momentous achievements, will take place Friday.
Haute Highlights
Festival of California Poets Writers, poets and all lovers of the arts, for that matter, have a lot to look forward to this weekend at the Festival of California Poets at the Hammer Museum. The Hammer Museum, Poetry Society of America and PEN Center USA will present this fifth annual event. This year’s festivities will […]
Footloose targets modern generation
Filmmaker Craig Brewer takes the reins on the remake of Footloose, making the classic’s themes more relatable.
Letter to the editor
Same-sex classes beneficial Leslie Chang’s “Same-sex education not as detrimental as it seems” (Oct. 6) discussing the pros and cons of same-sex education reminded me of an experiment we did when I was finishing my graduate work in the School of Education in the mid-1980s. I was a teachers assistant in the program for the […]