USC alumni and ‘Tinder’ co-founders meet with students on campus
Six members of the Tinder staff, including two USC alumni, spoke candidly on the app’s future and its role in social media.
Mushrooms integrated into cuisine
‘Mushroompalooza’ aims to promote the importance of mushrooms in one’s daily diet.
Visions and Voices hosts military lecture
Author Victor Davis Hanson stressed how traditional warfare has changed.
JC transfer rounds out USC’s spring enrollees
Defensive lineman Claude Pelon transfers to USC from Mesa Community College after clearing up his academic issues.
Enfield can build success given time
As the calendar approaches February, and with conference play well underway, the USC men’s basketball team reached a milestone this past week when it notched its first Pac-12 win of the Andy Enfield regime. The celebration was short-lived, though, as the Trojans were back to their losing ways in a loss to Stanford on Sunday, […]
Trojans lead after first day of Arizona Intercollegiate
USC and Cal will battle for the top spot in the final round of this week’s tournament.
Women of Troy trounced by Cardinal
USC’s four-game conference win streak is snapped by No. 4 Stanford in blowout loss.
Hospitality releases danger-filled tracks
Indie band breaks away from its demure past sound with the aptly-titled Trouble.
Alum creates new web series about Los Angeles
HelLA, a web series about Los Angeles’ many quirks, was created by Rory Uphold.
Learning to love LA takes patience
During the third period of the National Hockey League Stadium Series last weekend, the Anaheim Ducks fans started a particularly obnoxious “Beat L.A.!” chant. True, they were ahead 2-0 in what was turning into a frustrating shutout of my beloved Los Angeles Kings, so Ducks fans had every right to go ahead and gloat. Or […]