USC fails to escape Arizona with win
After losing to Arizona State on Friday, Women of Troy manage a tie on Sunday.
USC’s defense looks championship-caliber
The bye week not only provides teams with much- needed rest, but also provides a break for fans. I spent the majority of Saturday posted up on my couch, watching teams I don’t normally watch, seeing what I could learn. The first game is the one that really caught my eye: Baylor at West Virginia. […]
Team has weekend practice
With the upcoming Thursday night game, USC had its normal “Tuesday” practice on Sunday.
Women of Troy rebound from season’s first losses
After losing in straight sets to Washington on Friday night, USC sweeps Washington State.
Roundup
The following incidents were reported in the USC Dept. of Public Safety incident report summary between Thursday, Sept. 27, and Friday, Sept. 28. Crimes against a person At 11:58 p.m. on Sept. 27, DPS officers responded to a report of a male student physically restraining a female student by grabbing her by the throat and […]
New poll shows drop in Prop. 30 support
A USC Dornsife/L.A. Times poll found Prop. 30 still leads Prop. 28 in voter support.
SCA works with Effat University
The USC School of Cinematic Arts will partner with Effat University in Saudi Arabia.
Deferred action aids undocumented students in LAUSD
The recent policy allows some undocumented immigrants to remain in the U.S. temporarily.
US must uphold citizens’ rights abroad
This upcoming term, the Supreme Court will be trying its hand at international law. People around the world will be watching the United States’ highest court as the justices decide whether foreign victims of human rights abuses will be able to seek civil redress for their grievances in U.S. courts. But cases of human rights […]
Davis students show power of nonviolence
The settlement of the UC Davis pepper-spray incident recalls the merits of nonviolent protest.