Muslim Student Union holds vigil for Chapel Hill victims
Muslim students came together to discuss how to foster campus tolerance.
In Photos: USC men’s basketball falls to Oregon Ducks
The USC Trojans (9-15, 1-11 Pac-12) lost their ninth-straight game as they fell to the Oregon Ducks (18-7, 8-4) by a final score of 80-75. Read the full coverage here. Photographs by Mariya Dondonyan| Daily Trojan
Men’s volleyball will host No. 7 BYU
With just one loss this season, the Trojans return home to host No. 7 BYU.
Time to celebrate spring sports
I would like to make a toast … to the many USC squads that have put up with a good amount of the Trojan faithful that seem to only care about football. Now that 2015 National Signing Day is finally behind us and USC football has once again asserted itself as a recruiting powerhouse, I […]
Trojans hire new offensive line coach
Steve Sarkisian and USC welcome Bob Connelly as offensive line coach.
Men’s basketball drops ninth-straight game
The Trojans fell to Pac-12 opponents Oregon after showing improvement.
Valentine’s Day, for pessimists and procrastinators
Whether you’ve had your calendar marked for weeks before the day or are dreading its very existence, Valentine’s Day will soon be upon us and there isn’t much we can do about it. For some, it’s a day of celebration and carnations, and for others, a day to really not get out of bed. Regardless, […]
Womens water polo has two players of the week
Two Women of Troy receive MPSF Player of the Week awards.
Museum of Death provides morbid thrills
Like many native Southern Californians, I become extremely dramatic when it rains. So when faced with a slight drizzle last weekend, I donned black clothing and visited the Museum of Death. MOD was founded in 1995 by J.D. Healy and Cathee Shultz, who “realized the void in the death education in this country and decided […]
Public House offers unique gastropub experience
The brother restaurant to the popular Eagle Rock Brewery provides delicious, albeit pricey fare.