Students work for campaigns, political orgs in summer
The Romney campaign and the Republican National Committee were among the organizations students worked for this summer.
USG to offer free copies of NY Times
In addition, the readership program will allow 300 users digital access to the paper.
Panel focuses on media’s role in communities
Annenberg recently launched an initiative to see how local news increases engagement.
Kiffin tabs Max Wittek as backup QB
Wittek beats out fellow redshirt freshman Cody Kessler for the No. 2 job behind Matt Barkley.
Norm Chow suffers little success post-USC
Hawai’i knows that when it enters the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on Saturday, the steady stream of boos from the sold-out crowd will be the least of the team’s worries. USC is favored by close to 40 points with a potent offense capable of decimating an inexperienced Warriors squad. This isn’t the same Hawai’i of […]
Rebecca Soni continues USC’s Olympic success
The former USC swimmer wins the 200-meter breaststroke and 4x100 relay in London.
Jiangsu defeats Women of Troy at home opener
After a perfect start to the season that saw the team win with relative ease, the Women of Troy failed to maintain the momentum in their home opener, falling 3-1 (20-25, 25-23, 21-25, 19-25) in an exhibition match to the Jiangsu Women’s Volleyball Team.
Students cannot forget the mistakes of Katrina
The seventh anniversary of Katrina reminds students that they must learn from the past.
Community’s concerns about Village at USC must be heard
New cardinal and gold flower beds, lampposts and a beautiful fountain are evidence of another season of successful summer construction at USC. One of the university’s upcoming projects, however, has come to a screeching halt.
Master Plan is a positive, crucial step forward
The university’s Master Plan will bring much-needed changes in safety, as well as key growth to USC and the neighboring area.