Unbroken beats the odds to tell a remarkable story
Film presents experiences of USC alumnus Louis Zamperini at the Olympics and in World War II.
Plenty of Pac-12 memories this year
Well, it’s over. The Pac-12 football season came and went in a flurry of exhausting games, thrilling finishes and broken records. With only Friday’s conference championship left to play, a solid half of the Pac-12 can claim a spot in the College Football Playoff rankings, with three of those teams in the top-15. No. 2 […]
Trojans face Stanford in NCAA tournament
USC will put its streak of six straight NCAA titles on the line this Saturday at UCSD.
USC hits the road to take on Saint Mary’s
The Women of Troy have won five straight since an early loss to South Carolina.
Students should make the best of this season of giving
This is by and large my favorite time of year to buy gifts for others and find incredible deals on gifts for … well … myself. I feel a little guilty admitting this, but if something is a great deal, it’s worth it, right? Do I really need that pair of J.Crew boots for half-off […]
Harvard photo controversy uncalled for
It’s understandable that the scandal struck a few nerves, but the intent was honorable.
Netanyahu’s decision to dissolve Parliament will do Israel good
This week, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a series of major political changes: He dismissed two senior ministers from his cabinet, dissolved Parliament and called for early elections to form a new government. With elections now on the immediate horizon, Israelis have an opportunity to elect a new government that will feature new leadership […]
Flipped classroom signifies progressive shift
Harvey Mudd’s experiment with a new learning format should catch on at other schools.
Classifieds – December 3, 2014
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USG approves programming fee increase
The Student Programming Fee Committee proposed a $1.50 increase in the fee.