Women’s swimming heads to UCLA
The No. 7 Trojans prepare to take on the Bruins in their final regular season meet.
The harsh reality of letting go
As human beings with carried emotions, it’s naturally hard to let go, whatever it may be. When a lot of us were kids, we didn’t want to let go of our parent’s hands. As we grew older, we couldn’t bear saying goodbye to a favorite TV show. Now as young adults on the brink of […]
Women’s water polo heads to La Jolla for tournament
The No. 2 women’s water polo team looks to win the Triton Invational yet again.
Track and field looks to continue success
A full slate of events awaits the 17th-ranked Men of Troy in the Tyson Invitational.
Men’s tennis hits the road looking to stay unbeaten
The No. 6 Trojans are 5-0 as they prepare for indoor action in Virginia Friday,
In Photos: March on Trousdale
March on Trousdale was organized by USC’s Black Student Assembly on Wednesday as part of an event series occurring throughout February in honor of Black History Month. Commemorating Martin Luther King Jr.’s 1963 March on Washington, the march’s participants wore business casual and walked together in silence, emulating the historic demonstration that occurred 53 years ago. […]
Behind the blindfold: A blind date from the perspective of him and her
Do you believe in love at first sight? As a social experiment, The Daily Trojan Editorial Board set up two people on a blind date to see what would happen. To some, college is a time for experimenting and exploring options. For others, it’s the best time to go looking for their potential spouse. Blind […]
The realities of love in the Middle East
It’s that time of the year when couples are sickeningly cute and single people are just plain sick from eating a pint of ice cream alone while watching cheesy rom-coms. Glittery hearts and teddy bears are everywhere. Whether you’ll be going on a romantic date with your significant other or you’ll be attending KXSC’s “I’m […]
Top 5 apps to find your soulmate
These apps are for scoping the field for casual flings or long-term relationships.
Transparency should be USG’s next focus
Just last week, the Daily Trojan reported that Vice President for Student Affairs Ainsley Carry had begun holding regular office hours to facilitate conversations with any student who decides to come in and voice their concerns. The announcement provides increased access to high-level administrators — a welcome development to break down the monolith that is […]