Women of Troy find their footing following first loss
The women’s soccer team rebounded after losing to Santa Clara on the road.
COLUMN: USC has no drama, but tough schedule
With the lights shining down in Arlington Saturday night as the USC football team takes the field for the first game of their season, it won’t be just any other game. Across the field, the top-ranked, defending national champions will be eyeing down the Trojans. Many are anticipating No. 20 USC to lose to Alabama. […]
Trojans claim 21 medals at Rio Olympics
USC kept its strong Olympic tradition going as 44 Trojans competed in Rio de Janeiro.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: I was a freshman 50 years ago
It can’t be true. Was it really 50 years ago I moved into Town & Gown as a freshman? Growing up in Palo Alto, I always knew I wanted to attend college in Los Angeles. Little did I know that, in 1966, I’d begin my love affair with USC in particular and Southern California in […]
Judge “The Birth of a Nation” on its artistic value
The film’s importance should not be minimized by the shameful actions of its creators.
USC Hospitality opens Sprinkles ATM on campus
The machine, which holds up to 800 cupcakes, will serve students at any time of day.
Rapper Kanye West defies sophomore slump stereotype
The sophomore slump may have started as an old wives’ tale, something to encourage students to work hard in school, but for musicians, it is a looming nightmare that has forced many of them into a cold sweat. A well-received first album doesn’t mean a damn thing in the world of music, and while the […]
Frank Ocean surprises fans with album Blonde
Four years after Channel Orange, the artist released his second studio album.
Keck study shows cancer risk dependent on behavior
Researchers found that environmental factors, not genetic differences, account for the varying cancer rates across races.
Dornsife poll places Trump ahead of Clinton in election
The study, conducted jointly by USC and the Los Angeles Times, considered race and gender among other factors.