Engineering unemployment rate drops
Undergraduate engineering students face good job prospects, a new report finds.
Nikias names recipient of staff award
Mona Cravens, director of student publications, joined the Trojan Family in 1976.
Rebuilding not on Trojans’ agenda
Several words come to mind when looking back on top-ranked USC’s exit as a semifinalist from the NCAA men’s volleyball tournament last May: Premature, unsatisfying, disappointing. Ask anyone related to the team and they’d say even these words remain a severe understatement. Losing to a fourth-seeded, 14-loss UC Santa Barbara team was not the ending […]
Roundup
The following incidents were reported in the USC Dept. of Public Safety incident summary between Wednesday, March 28, and Thursday, March 29. View Roundup 03-30 in a larger map Miscellaneous incidents at 12:47 a.m. on March 29, a security guard reported that a terminated coworker has shown up at the Pi Beta Phi Fraternity on […]
Students hold rally, panel in honor of Martin
Experts discussed the legality of the Trayvon Martin case and consequences of racial injustices.
Marqise Lee standing out in practice
With several players on the offense out, the sophomore receiver has been spectacular.
Women of Troy take on Oregon and Washington
After winning its first pair of conference matches, the team will host two Northwest squads.
After win at UC Irvine, Trojans head to Pullman
Coming off consecutive victories, Frank Cruz and USC will face Washigton State.
Soundtrack singles appeal to mainstream
Studios could not be any happier with the box office success of The Hunger Games in its opening weekend, but the film is also greatly aiding the music industry through the release of its official soundtrack. The Hunger Games: Songs from District 12 and Beyond came out March 20 and features a powerhouse of artists […]
Theater-going prevails
There’s nothing like watching films on the big screen. Here are a few theaters to check out.