USC scrimmages U.S. national team


The USC women’s water polo team finally played its first home game of 2015. For the first time this season, the Women of Troy opened up their home slate of games at the Uytengsu Aquatics Center with a scrimmage against the U.S. Women’s National Team. The No. 3-ranked Women of Troy (2-0) matched up against […]

Signed, sealed and delivered


National Signing Day featured an old-fashioned horse race, and Traveler, the noble white horse representing the prosperity of the USC football program, made a miraculous run down the stretch to come out on top on the annual recruiting race on Wednesday. I’m still feeling goosebumps from signing day as if an announcer at the race […]

Program Board brings snow to campus


On Tuesday, February 3rd, USC Program Board hosted Snowfest on campus. Two tons of real snow graced campus across the way from Tommy Trojan as students enjoyed a chance to play with snow in 70 degree weather. Photos by Kenneth Rodriguez-Clisham and Kevin Fohrer     

Labyrinth offers a tranquil space in the bustling city


When I first told my friend Jersey about the Peace Awareness Labyrinth and Gardens, his first reaction was one of incredulity: “A labyrinth? Like with minotaurs?” Apparently, the original definition of the word “labyrinth” was the home of the ancient Greek creature. Not surprisingly, the Peace Awareness Labyrinth does not house a minotaur, though it […]

Tom Brady, the last of a dying breed


Tom Brady was not a highly touted recruit coming out of high school. He was taken in the sixth round in the 2000 NFL Draft — 199th overall, to be exact. He has faced adversity and has excelled. With a chip on his shoulder, Brady has shredded nearly every defense in his path during his […]
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