Snowden doesn’t deserve Nobel Peace Prize
Edward Snowden’s disclosures about the NSA do not merit receiving the prestigious honor.
Man accused of killing two USC graduate students pleads guilty
On Wednesday, 21-year old Bryan Barnes, one of two men charged with the murder of two USC graduate students from China, pleaded guilty to two counts of first-degree murder. According to the Los Angeles Times, Barnes will serve two consecutive life terms and will not be granted parole. On April 11, 2012, Ming Qu and […]
Classifieds – February 5, 2014
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USC professor receives official recognition for poetry
Dana Gioia, who has been dubbed the ‘business poet,’ attributed his success in poetry to his colorful background.
Renowned author speaks for the Provost’s Writers Series
Author Manuel Castells spoke on populist revolts that have been heavily affected by the advent of the Internet and social media.
Medalists speak at panel
Coach Cynthia Cooper-Dyke, Rebecca Soni and DeeDee Trotter discussed their careers.
USG hosts the ISA
This Tuesday’s USG meetings discussed greater inclusion of international students.
Trojans give back
Bryan Chong, an undeclared sophomore, donates blood at the Ronald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom during the Trojan Scholars Society Red Cross Blood Drive that took place Monday and Tuesday.
USC receives $1.9 million for digital humanities study
The Andrew A. Mellon Foundation’s grant will create more research opportunities.
USC picked third in preseason MPSF poll
The Women of Troy enter their second year of Division I play behind Stanford and Denver.