Bombay Bicycle Club
So Long See You Tomorrow, the newest Bombay Bicycle Club album, is available now in record stores and online.
Fox wrong to pull SodaStream advertisement
It’s not Fox’s place to censor SodaStream from marketing its products against rival companies.
Super Bowl commercials distract from game
Though most people use commercial time to refill snacks or browse Instagram, I become mesmerized by the clever catchphrases and celebrity appearances. My affinity for commercials is capitalism at its finest. But I’m not ashamed of it. I wouldn’t have found out about Pillow Pets from anywhere else. As I type this, Super Bowl […]
Weekend Box Office: “Awkward” debut for new films over Super Bowl Weekend
Super Bowl Weekend is typically one of the slowest weekends at the box office and this year was no different. Weak new releases, poor weather across the Northeast and South and, of course, the big game, allowed Ride Along to pull off a rare three-peat at No. 1, with $12.03M for the weekend. While it’s […]
Classifieds – February 3, 2014
The Daily Trojan features Classified advertising in each day's edition. Here you can read, search, and even print out each day's edition of the Classifieds.
Trojans end road trip with loss to Ducks
Head coach Andy Enfield and the Trojans have lost eight of their first nine Pac-12 contests.
Recruiting the first test for Sarkisian
The phrase “USC recruits USC” is thrown around a lot by Trojan football fans and analysts. It refers to the belief that regardless of who the coach is, the University of Southern California football team will always attract talent. As arrogant as Bruin fans might find this notion, it is fairly accurate. Whether the coach […]
Trojans pick up two wins in Pac-12/SEC Showdown
No. 4 USC makes a statement with emphatic wins over No. 3 Georgia and No. 11 Florida.
Women of Troy fall to Huskies at home
USC has lost three straight conference games after starting 7-1 in Pac-12 play.
Roundup
The following incidents were reported in the USC Dept. of Public Safety incident report summary between Wednesday, Jan. 29, and Friday, Jan. 31. Crimes against property at 1:24 A.m. on Jan. 29, it was reported that a suspect removed a pair of computer speakers from an office in the Mark Taper Hall of Humanities. […]