USC prepares for pivotal rivalry game
The Trojans will be boosted by the return of a couple key starters on defense.
Women of Troy play in regional contest
USC boasts some highly-ranked singles and doubles entrants in the Southwest Regional tourney.
Rivalry with Irish is full of prestige
The Greatest Intersectional Rivalry in College Football. That’s what they like to call the annual showdown between USC and Notre Dame that first took place in 1925. The tale goes that USC was looking for a “rival” from somewhere besides the West Coast, and went after Notre Dame. Legendary Irish coach Knute Rockne didn’t like […]
Nelson Agholor is USC’s next great wide receiver
The sophomore showed his full potential last week with junior Marqise Lee sidelined.
Haden named to playoff council
USC Athletic Director Pat Haden is one of 13 people tasked with determining college football’s playoff teams next season.
Moonshine hearkens to rule-breaking Prohibition era
We all enjoy doing things we’re not supposed to do: staying up late on a school night, driving over the speed limit, mixing business and pleasure, even drinking while underage. I’m not making any confessions or pointing any fingers, but let’s be honest: It has happened. There was a time, however, when nobody, no matter […]
Independent horror film to feature amateur actors
Toad Road follows the misadventures of young drug abusers who venture into the eponymous trail that leads to the Gates of Hell.
Testing kindergartners proves futile
At an age when creativity should be encouraged, schools prevent real growth with petty exams.
Congressional rules can stop real progress
Procedural rules within the House and Senate hinder action and prevent politicians from effectively enacting real change.
Screen on Sound: Kill Your Darlings, Carrie, Escape Plan, and more
In this week’s installment of Sound to Screen, Lifestyle writers Daniel Grzywacz and Landon McDonald talk about the recent and upcoming movie releases, as well as what’s hot on TV.