TCM Classic Film Fest promises feast of quality films
The sixth incarnation of the festival features an impressive selection of film spread out over four days.
Media misses the point with Ted Cruz
Ted Cruz, the junior senator from Texas, is the first Republican to officially announce his candidacy for president in 2016. His early endorsements include every registered Democrat in the United States. His early detractors should include every Republican who hopes their party can make a credible case for the White House. And yet, the media […]
Letter to the Editor: Concerts committee in need of better understanding
As a committee operating under USC Program Board, Concerts Committee was created to serve the programming needs of the undergraduate student body. Concerts Committee firmly believes in access to live music being a programming need of undergraduate students, which is why we work so hard to bring students the best live music we possibly can. […]
Radha: A place of giving, solely for the sake of yoga
Today, it seems that everyone and their mother is doing yoga, but yoga surely does not come cheap. In cities throughout the U.S., studios like Yoga to the People are making it their mission to make yoga accessible for everyone, regardless of experience or income. These types of studios offer classes that cater to yogis […]
Study abroad tip #456: Approach budget airlines with caution
I don’t think you can really call yourself a study abroad student (in Europe, that is) unless you’ve known some of the horrors of flying budget airlines, particularly the kingpin of them all – Ryanair. Last weekend, I was formally indoctrinated into study abroad lifestyle when I checked in (online, of course, to avoid the […]
Classifieds – March 26, 2015
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.
Malala Fund co-founder speaks on women and education
Shiza Shahid runs the fund hoping to empower women with secondary education.
Entrepreneur Mark Cuban discusses business, hit show
Student innovators pitched their business ideas to Cuban in Bovard.
$50 million gifted for Institute
USC benefactors Mark and Mary Stevens have donated $50 million to officiate the creation of the USC Mark and Mary Stevens Neuroimaging and Informatics Institute. The endowment will be used to expand the understanding of the human brain and enable researchers to discover new ways to treat, prevent and cure brain disorders. The Institute will […]
USC acceptance rate reaches all-time low
Students from 77 different countries were welcomed into the new freshman class.