Campaign benefits local community
The annual Good Neighbors Campaign seeks donations from employees in October.
Top lawyers dissect the Supreme Court’s docket
Former solicitors general and a professor talk about the Court’s last term and current term.
New business program will support vets
Marshall School of Business’ new master’s program for veterans will begin next year.
Happy Founder’s Day
Helenes Lexi Marten (left) and Kelsey Ezer hand out cookies Thursday for USC’s 132nd birthday. “The Helenes have a commitment to serving the university community and protecting its traditions, like Founder’s Day,” said Meghan Johnson, Helenes’ university events chair.
Trustees elect philanthropist, actor to board
Michele Dedeaux Engemann, who graduated in the class of 1968, was elected to the board Oct. 3.
USC looks to keep pace in Pac-12
Through three conference games, the Women of Troy remain tied for fifth in the standings, alongside Arizona and Washington State.
Undefeated No. 12 Ohio State mirrors 2010 USC team
During the last four weeks, the parallels between 2012 Ohio State in its first season of sanctions and 2010 USC were becoming a little too eerie. Both teams fumbled through their first four games, narrowly beating teams they should have obliterated and shakily clinging to their undefeated status, with pollsters still pinning them around the […]
USC prepares for home clash with Arizona schools
Women of Troy set to face Arizona and Arizona State on Friday and Sunday night.
Trojans return north to face Stanford
No. 1 USC is set to square off against the Cardinal for the second time this season.
USC rallies past Utah for Pac-12 road win
The No. 13 Trojans overcome an early 14-0 deficit to top the Utes at Rice-Eccles Stadium, improving to 4-1 on the season.