Chewing, snuff tobacco banned at sports venues
The new restrictions imposed by the Los Angeles City Council take effect Jan. 2016.
I be on my suit and tie
Students gathered on Trousdale Parkway Thursday afternoon for the annual Career Fair, which featured representatives from a variety of companies. Student were able to get professional headshots for use on social media and professional profiles. The Career Center hosts two career fairs during the year, one in the fall semester and one in the spring […]
New scooters gaining popularity on campus
The self-balancing devices are a trendy alternative to bikes and skateboards.
Renowned chemist speaks at Viterbi lecture Thursday
Professor Malancha Gupta invited Megan L. Robertson to explain her research.
Students win second place at Global Grand Challenge
The team’s vitals-monitoring system will enter the Indian healthcare market this fall.
USC Security Roundup
The following incidents were reported in the USC Department of Public Safety incident report summary between Wednesday, Sept. 16 and Thursday, Sept. 17. Crimes against a person At 10:26 a.m. on Sept. 16, a student reported that a suspect pushed her off the sidewalk on 34th Street and Figueroa Street and then jogged past him. […]
No. 6 Trojans seek third straight win against Stanford
USC looks to kick off Pac-12 play on a high note with a victory against Stanford.
Women of Troy extend winning streak to 11
USC had won 30 consecutive sets before dropping one to the Oklahoma Sooners.
Stanford will not test the Trojans
The Trojans have been fairly environmentally friendly these past couple years, but I think it’s finally time that they just chop down those trees. Saturday’s game against Stanford is not going to resemble one of the dramatic three-point margin-of-victory barn burners we’ve seen the last two times these teams have met. Nor is it going […]
Trojans look to continue winning ways up north
USC is likely to face a few of its other MPSF foes at its upcoming tourney.