LA Spice Cafe embodies So Cal style
The cafe puts healthy twists on classics such as Thai noodle salad or turkey chili.
Catch Me If You Can promises to take LA for a ride
The musical allows you to experience the thrill of the chase with the firsthand account of quick-thinking con Frank Abagnale Jr.
Soda ban intrudes on personal freedom
Monday afternoon, just hours before New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s proposed ban on large sugary drinks was to take effect, a state judge blocked the measure because of the law’s “arbitrary and capricious” nature. The court held that the city’s Board of Health encroached on the authority of the City Council in its […]
Ethnic studies classes should not be banned
Ethnic studies courses promote greater cultural awareness and positively bolster ethnic identity.
Classifieds – March 12
The Daily Trojan features Classified advertising in each day's edition. Here you can read, search, and even print out each day's edition of the Classifieds.
Pharmacy school aims to engage researchers in online competition
March Metrics, the school’s first digital competition, will recognize student and faculty’s important bioscience research.
Students react to low voter turnout
Twenty-one percent of Angelenos, the lowest in years, voted in the March 5 election.
Former gov talks persistence, success
George Deukmejian served as California governor between 1979 and 1991 for two terms.
Women of Troy gear up for Longhorns
The USC women’s tennis team will play three matches this week, all at Marks Stadium.
Sunday’s melee gives USC black eye
Let’s put it this way: If you notice athletes prominently featured on Deadspin on a Sunday, they probably aren’t featured for any philanthropic reasons. It isn’t because they visited a downtown Boys & Girls Club. And it isn’t because they hosted an anti-crime campaign insisting people should “shoot baskets, not guns,” or anything like that. […]