Trojans prepare for three-game series at Stanford
Stanford, a team yet to play a Pac-12 conference game, hosts USC this weekend.
Experts say Muslim Americans politicized
Sherman Jackson, a professor of religion, says politicians polarize ignorant voters who fear terrorists.
Trojans attempt to win 11th in a row
Riding a 10-game win streak, USC hopes to extend its prowess with its last homestand.
Women of Troy’s prospects uncertain
Fresh off a Women’s National Invitational Tournament run, the USC’s women’s basketball team garnered much attention in the preseason, as they landed in the preseason Associated Press top-25 poll for the first time since 2006. USC was also picked to finish second in conference behind Stanford, according to a Pac-12 coaches poll. But for the […]
Women of Troy rally for two-game trip
USC women’s tennis team continues road trip with a visit to Utah and Colorado.
Documentary play fights for social, political justice
SEVEN, a play centered on human rights, inspires viewers to partake in cultural activism.
Rock of Ages proves wildly entertaining
Contemporary musical Rock of Ages recaptures the spirit of ’80s rock ‘n’ roll with inspiring music while also poking fun at clichés.
Actresses hit and miss with careers in music
Sometimes, being a movie or television star is not enough. That is why several famous actresses leapfrog from their fame on-screen to pursue other interests and goals. Though some actresses are content to branch out to producing or directing, a good number come to the conclusion that a music career is beckoning. And what follows […]
Are underhanded politics a problem?
Campaigns have always been dirty — this one is no exception. The process will reveal who is best suited to handle a tough presidency.
Are underhanded politics a problem?
Mudslinging GOP candidates have eroded the integrity of the electoral process, leaving voters with a bad taste in their mouths.