Parents of slain students seek restitutions from ’SC
The parents of Ming Qu and Ying Wu, two students killed in 2012, ask USC for restitutions.
City Tavern supplies gourmet dishes for less
The newly relocated restaurant offers delicious meals fit for a college budget.
LA ShopWalk excites visitors
You might not have heard about it, but ShopWalk DTLA happened last Sunday. The event — a functional walking tour of local business in Downtown Los Angeles complete with discounts and specials at more than the 50 participating locations — was an interesting look at just how much the area’s retail scene has grown. It […]
New York classic hits Ralphs market
With its original location in New York City, Murray’s Cheese expands to the West Coast, opening up in Ralphs market.
The Glitch Mob
The Los Angeles-bred electronic dance music group releases its second album, Love Death Immortality, today.
Trojan falls in qualifying round of Winter Olympics
Mogul skier Jung-Hwa Seo also represented USC at the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver.
Michael Sam came out at a good time
On Sunday, former Missouri defensive lineman and reigning SEC Co-Defensive Player of the Year Michael Sam announced that he is gay, becoming the first openly gay NFL Draft prospect in league history. If no active player comes out between now and the start of next season, Sam will be the first gay North American athlete […]
Women of Troy lead after first two rounds of tourney
Sophomores Annie Park and Kyung Kim lead a squad that has won eight straight events.
USC wins season-opening tournament
The No. 1 Women of Troy begin their national title defense by winning the Triton Invitational.
Trojan Trends — Feb. 11
“You don’t really have to spend $100 to look good, you just need to know what goes with what from whatever’s lying in your wardrobe.” — Waiz Rahim, sophomore majoring in industrial and systems engineering. Photo by Ricardo Galvez. Trojan Trends is a weekly photo blog featuring trendy fashion seen on campus. Trojan Trends runs […]