Rag & Bone brings East Coast to Melrose
The New York-based fashion company opens an L.A. store with mixed results.
Keys sets music scene ablaze with Fire
Singer-songwriter Alicia Keys moves away from her formerly heavy soul sounds on her much-anticipated fifth album, Girl on Fire.
Media needs more independent outlets
On Wednesday, British Prime Minister David Cameron came out in support of an “independent regulatory system” to oversee Britain’s scandal-torn media. In the last two years, one of the biggest scandals dealt with Rupert Murdoch’s global media company, News Corporation, which came under fire for phone hacking, bribery and other desultory journalistic practices. Though Cameron’s […]
Trojans Alerts must err on side of caution
DPS made the right decision to send out a prompt alert Monday night rather than wait.
Classifieds – November 28
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This group of Trojans has shot at postseason
On Sunday, the USC men’s basketball team took on No. 23 San Diego State. It was a tale of two halves for the Trojans, who looked absolutely abysmal in the opening 20 minutes of action before coming all the way back and nearly winning the game. Ultimately, the Aztecs pulled out a 66-60 victory at […]
Bricio and Hagglund earn All-Pac 12 honors
Bricio was named Freshman of the Year while Hagglund was named Libero of the Year.
Women of Troy win first road game of season
Behind 17 points from junior forward Cassie Harberts, USC improves its record to 3-2 in 2012.
Study links pollution to autism
USC scientists discovered that exposure to pollution early in life can have severe consequences.
Scholars discuss varying interpretations of visual art
USC students and professors analyzed how the intended meaning of art pieces can change over time and through different viewers.