Sustainability office revamps certification program
The Green Certification Program evaluates office on campus in eight categories, including networking and awareness.
Sexist ad campaign falls short
Dr. Pepper Ten’s failure to impress consumers shows that sexism simply does not sell.
Ballin’
Students participate in the Trojan Hoops for Justice 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament Saturday night at the Lyon Center basketball court. Proceeds from the event, which was sponsored by Hillel at USC, will be donated to Trojan Kid Camp, After School Sports Connection and Troy Camp. The winning team received a $500 MasterCard gift card.
Longoria discusses philanthropy, race
Desperate Housewives actress Eva Longoria is currently pursuing her master’s degree.
Letter to the editor
USC should make fresh food and non-bottled water more accessible. I strongly agree with Tim Clayton’s opinion column “USC promotes healthy eating, doesn’t deliver,” published Feb. 7. Though the university might encourage nutrition with its words, it fails to make healthy food available and affordable for students. USC Hospitality should immediately make two sweeping policy […]
Plan B vending machines provide autonomy
Campus Pulse
Trojans take down the Waves at Galen Center
A week after being swept at home by UCLA, USC repaid the favor to Pepperdine.
No. 1 Trojans keep winning streak alive
Senior Steve Johnson and the Trojans defeated No. 12 Pepperdine 6-1 on Friday.
USC looks to start spring with victory
The Women of Troy will begin defending their 2011 conference title Monday. They finished ranked in the top five the past six seasons.
Cruz looks to bring tradition back
Frank Cruz was sitting in his office overlooking the first base line at Dedeaux Field, squeezing a weathered, beaten up baseball in his right hand. “I’m quietly optimistic,” the Trojans’ second-year coach said of his team’s upcoming season, which begins Friday at home against Jacksonville University. He also knows he has every reason not to […]