Women of Troy dethrone rival Bruins
No. 2 USC defeated the reigning NCAA women’s volleyball champion in four sets.
Roundup
The following incidents were reported in the USC Dept. of Public Safety incident report summary between Tuesday, Sept. 18, and Wednesday, Sept. 19. Crimes against a person At 8:01 p.m. on Sept. 18, a student at University Gateway Apartments reported receiving numerous annoying text messages from an unidentified subject during the past five months. At […]
Marshall unveils international degree
The program will allow students to earn degrees from three international universities.
Experts focus on United States’ relationship with Iran
Two ambassadors were among other panel members that focused on “The Iran Project.”
New class sees more females
The percentage of students from overseas in this year’s freshman class also decreased.
Row imposes social ban amid university concerns
The three-week ban will include all social events not registered with the university.
Woods works a sunny sound on Beyond
Indie trio Woods looks to famous jam bands of the past to pave itself a bright future — and give listeners a pang of joy.
Fashion Greek opens on West 27th Street
Fashion Greek, a new store for custom apparel, seeks to appeal to all USC students.
HAUTE HIGHLIGHTS
Estelle & Anthony Hamilton Friday, Sept. 21 at 7:30 p.m. The Greek Theatre If you’re looking to settle into your weekend with a little R&B, check out two Grammy Award-winning artists at the Greek Theatre on Friday night. As part of the “Back to Love” tour, Anthony Hamilton and special guest Estelle will perform hit […]
Couples reflect racial tolerance
When my father was born in 1941 Oklahoma, African-Americans could not share water fountains or school pencils with Caucasians, let alone date them. My, how times have changed. Though it comes with its own set of problems, interracial dating has become less of a dangerous endeavor and more of — dare I say it? — […]