Number of Latino voters hits record high, study says
Experts say the 23.7 million voters who registered as Latino could change the course of the election.
Prof focuses on cancer prevention
David Agus, director of the USC Norris Westlake Cancer Center, wants his research to help others.
Initiative will bring politics to students
PolitiSCize hopes to increase political awareness as well as voter registration on campus.
Endeavour travels to Science Center
Despite delays, the space shuttle Endeavour arrived at its permanent home Sunday.
Women of Troy bounce back at Cal
USC proves resilient following a dispiriting match against Stanford Wednesday night.
Halfway through 2012, USC has surprised us
SEATTLE — When the Trojans defeated the Huskies on Saturday night at CenturyLink Field, it marked the halfway mark of USC’s regular season. USC stands at 5-1, with that lone loss coming at the hands of Stanford. Of those six games, the Trojans played just two at home, meaning that four of their last six […]
Trojans overcome slow start
Continuing its perfect start to the season, No. 1 USC beat No. 9 LMU 13-6 on Saturday.
Quick start propels USC to win in Seattle
Though they were held scoreless in the second half, the Trojans’ 24-7 lead at halftime proved too much for the Huskies to overcome.
IPhone educational apps help ease midterm stress
Applications such as Flashcards Pro and VocabWiz make preparing for difficult exams or in-class essays much easier.
Next weekend gives chance to show off self
It's October and that can (obviously) mean only one thing: Trojan Family Weekend. What has become your sanctuary from parental supervision — the place where you can go wild on the weekends and barely survive the workweek — will now be infiltrated by mothers, fathers and whomever else wants to tag along.