USC defeats Colorado in epic comeback
Men’s basketball came from 15 points down to remain undefeated at Galen Center.
Baseball enters 2016 season seeking redemption
A difficult schedule awaits the Trojans, who are eager fo the new season to begin.
Learning to enjoy the ride
This past weekend, I had the privilege of running in the 2016 Los Angeles Marathon and after months of rigorous training and preparation, I’m happy to say that I successfully completed the 26.2 mile trek. There are only few feelings that measure up to crossing that finish line after running a race that stretches from […]
Women’s tennis battles nation’s top team
The No. 11 Women of Troy take on No. 1 Cal Friday at the new Marks Stadium.
Non-tenure track faculty divided over unionizing
Adjunct faculty in the Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences decided against joining SEIU Local 721.
Price students teach high schoolers city planning
The goal of the event was to teach adolescents about urban development before college.
Be the one: on-campus bone marrow drive
If selected, students will donate their marrow to patients who are battling bone marrow related diseases.
University conducts second campus climate open forum
Panelists discussed issues such as racial profiling and public safety for minorities.
Marshall professor speaks about values in democracy
James O’Toole said that American politics are shaped by four core ideals.
USC Security Roundup
The following incidents were reported in the USC Dept. of Public Safety incident report summary between Monday, Feb. 15, and Tuesday, Feb. 16. Crimes against a person At 2:21 p.m. on Feb. 15 a student’s buttocks were grabbed by a suspect on a bicycle at University Gateway Apartments, who was later arrested. Crimes against property […]