Trojans drop second straight game in Oregon
The No. 21 ranked men’s basketball team suffered consecutive losses in Oregon.
Women’s basketball splits weekend games
USC fell to Stanford Friday but responded Sunday with a win over California.
Trojans’ hoops is not yet complete
Last week, the Trojans men’s basketball team vaulted into the top 25, becoming nationally ranked for the first time in more than half a decade. With almost two-thirds of the season, the Trojans have shocked everyone, myself included, with their rapid improvement in head coach Andy Enfield’s third season. Wins over Arizona and UCLA helped […]
Men’s volleyball battles but falls at UCLA
The winless No. 15 Trojans are 0-6 for the first time in program history after a defeat at the top-ranked Bruins.
No. 8 men’s tennis opens season strong
The Trojans earned a bid to the ITA National Team Indoor Championships.
A storm is coming: USC prepares for El Niño
All campus structures have been constructed to adhere to Storm Water Management and Pollution Control standards.
USC hosts ceremony for youth mentorship program
The Steve Harvey Mentoring Program for Young Men brings in role models for disadvantaged children.
Gould School of Law broadcasts livestream with Edward Snowden
Edward Snowden and Barton Gellman spoke during an interview that was broadcast live Saturday morning by the Gould School of Law.
Grammys 2016: preview and predictions
Kendrick Lamar tops the list of nominations for this year’s Grammy Awards.
Academy change is indicative of larger systemic issue
In an age where the internet finds deep pride in being a hotbed for political and sociological outrage, the collective Twitter and Facebook communities did not fail to disappoint this week when they voiced their complaints over the so called #OscarsSoWhite diversity catastrophe that plagued both this and last year’s homogenous Academy Award nominations. Despite […]