USC pulls off several upsets in openers
Jonny Wang and Michael Grant claimed big wins in the first tournament of the season.
Plenty of action to see at Galen Center
As my friend and I were driving by campus last week, we were in a nostalgic mood, one common among college seniors. We were talking about “USC bucket list” items that we wanted to cross off in our last year as undergrads. As we drove south on Figueroa past the Galen Center, my buddy laughed […]
Trojans triumph in conference opener
No. 2 USC defeated UC Irvine in its conference opener on Saturday in its home pool.
No. 2 USC gives Haley 1,100th career win
The Women of Troy swept No. 9 Stanford to give USC coach Mick Haley is 1100th career win before squeezing past Cal in five sets.
Roundup
The following incidents were reported in the USC Dept. of Public Safety incident report summary between Thursday, Oct. 3, and Friday, Oct. 4. Crimes against property at 7:07 A.m. on Oct. 3, a set of keys and a wallet were stolen from a party at the Menlo Townhouse. at 6:10 p.m. on Oct. 3, an […]
Archive will develop new curriculum
The ONE archive collaborated with Project SPIN to include LGBTQ history in classrooms.
USC aims to offer affordable parking permits for students
Currently, USC sells parking permits for its lots for as little as $58 to as much as $414.
DPS adjusts report for sex offenses
DPS made corrections to its annual campus safety report for the past three years.
Mexican films offer a complete view on culture
Discussion of the screenings highlighted the importance of social barriers within Mexico.
IndieCade presents inventive new games
The annual convention, now in its fourth year, featured exhibits from giants Sony and Nintendo.