Trojans sweep the Gauchos in three sets
Despite having lost to UCSB the past two times, the Trojans came out and won handily.
Marquee signings mean little for 2012
For a lot of college football fans, Wednesday was the beginning of a new season. Yes, signing day often signifies the start of greatness or the start of a downward trend for teams, whether they play in the SEC, the Big-10 or the Pac-12. Signing day has become a nationwide phenomenon. ESPNU started its coverage […]
Trojans look to win second-straight contest
After snapping a nine-game losing streak, Trojans will face Washington State in Pullman.
Trojans nab 12 commitments
Despite reduced scholarships, Kiffin and his staff managed to reel in a top-20 recruiting class.
Legislation, new health center to affect USC students
Annual visits to the University Park Health Center have risen from 30,000 to 90,000 since 1995, according to the center’s director.
Jackson discusses love, leadership, spirituality
Michael Jackson, vice president for student affairs, has worked for the university for more than 15 years.
Residents rally against lost housing
Community members are worried about losing land to off-campus student housing.
Career plan
Therese Wilbur, an assistant professor of clinical marketing, spoke about preparing a résumé and the importance of networking as part of the Branding You workshop Wednesday. The event was part of the USC Career Center’s weeklong Career Fest.
Groups react to USC master lease proposal
The commission and USC released a list of terms outlining potential modifications last month.
Haute Highlights
24-Hour Musical Sunday, UCLA Ackerman Grand Ballroom, 8 p.m. Usually, theater shows take months to prepare. Actors must memorize lines, the stage blocking must be choreographed, the set must be built and the list goes on and on. So what happens when you give a cast and crew exactly 24 hours to complete a production […]