Poll finds Calif voters for gun control
Both California Republicans and Democrats agreed on need for immigration reform.
Student creates application to catalogue dining options
USC Hospitality said they also planned on creating an application for food venues.
Memorials honor two students
Undergraduate students Xinhai Huang and Sam Levine died during spring break.
Unruh director seeks Calif fundraising reform
Schnur’s proposed ban would limit donors’ contributions to candidates on a campaign.
Breaking down barriers
Students erected a mock wall Monday symbolizing the barrier between Israel and the West Bank as part of Palestine Awareness Week, which is sponsored by USC’s Students for Justice in Palestine. The wall, which stands in the Von KleinSmid Center Courtyard, is inscribed with information about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Women of Troy take on defending-champ Waves
USC’s women’s sand volleyball team plays Pepperdine in its final home game of the season.
Trojans’ season ultimately falls short of expectations
Though 2013 saw progress from 2012’s abysmal results, USC ultimately disappointed.
USC can’t remain absent in March
Following UCLA’s 83-63 loss to Minnesota in the opening round of the NCAA tournament on Friday night, USC redshirt junior forward Ari Stewart tweeted the following: “UCLA about to be right back in L.A. with us,” he said. On the one hand, it served as an entertaining, harmless jab at the Trojans’ crosstown rival, which […]
USC takes seventh place at NCAA championship
The women’s swim and dive team falters early but recovers late to secure a solid finish.
Gomez, Trojans trounce visiting Aggies
The USC men’s tennis team easily dispatches Texas A&M in a dominant 6-1 victory.