DPS, Transportation increase shuttle and bus options
The changes USC Transportation has implemented for the new school year could be a
positive transition back into the fall semester for faculty and students alike.
USC sweeps Texas A&M Invitational
Women of Troy defeat North Dakota, Texas A&M and Texas State en route to perfect start.
USC hype leads to ticket sales spike
At first, I couldn’t help but smirk. Earlier this month, USC released a handful of promotional videos for the upcoming season, highlighted by the slogan: “We play for the 90,000 faithful. ” The implication, of course, is that the Trojans will be suiting up in front of sellout crowds at the 93,607-seat Los Angeles Memorial […]
Women of Troy split weekend series at home
After a dominating home opener against Saint Mary’s, USC falters against Minnesota.
Classifieds – August 28
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Holmes anchors veteran o-line
A three-year starter, redshirt senior center Khaled Holmes has his hands on every play.
Welcome Back Concert rocks McCarthy quad
Stellar performances at the annual Welcome Back Concert entertained incoming freshman and upperclassmen alike.
Bike movie offers viewers an adrenaline rush
Premium Rush, a late-summer action thriller, takes audiences on an enjoyable but mindless ride through downtown New York City.
An artist’s “original” provokes questions
The first solo show. It’s what most artists look forward to as their chance to break into the art world and gain notoriety. Yet for pop painter Roy Lichtenstein, the first solo show in Los Angeles would go down in art history not as a simple display of talent but a showcase of humor. The […]
Reading reshapes the city
In the City of Angels, literature offers a creative way to shape perspectives about the city.