Women of Troy have quick turnaround for Friday game
No. 21 women’s volleyball hosts an undefeated No. 4 Washington on Friday.
Does the football team have a plan?
We are just four weeks into the season, and yet, after plenty of hair-pulling frustration, lackluster primetime losses and inexplicable coaching decisions, it might be time to beg the question: Does the USC football program have a plan? It’s one thing to lose games as the underdog to top-ranked Alabama and seventh-ranked Stanford, but it’s […]
Trojans set to tangle with Utes in Friday night clash
No. 24 Utah is the third ranked team the Trojans have played in four games.
People are more attractive when they are independent
People think my Australian accent is cool, but I think people with accents from Texas are way hotter. There is one Southern Belle who will forever plague this love columnist’s soul. I call her the green-eyed monster. I met this G.E.M. (green-eyed monster) at a church in Houston. last year. As she hurried in late […]
Azla combines music with vegan Ethiopian cuisine
The South L.A. restaurant adds a unique twist to traditional Ethiopian dishes.
Dessert Week celebrates the sweetest treats of LA
Some of the best places to satisfy a sweet tooth are Diddy Riese & Sprinkles.
States should control education standards
A new California law requiring students to be up-to-date on vaccinations before enrolling in public schools was put into place July 1, and this school year is the first to witness its implementation. This need for children who attend public school to be vaccinated is an example of the state interceding in local authority for the […]
Student press deserves to cover the good and the bad
At the Daily Trojan, we pride ourselves on our commitment to constant, unbiased coverage of the University of Southern California. Serving as an independent publication since 1912, it is a privilege and an honor to report on the many facets of the University without being pressured into censorship or dismissal by campus organizations or administration. […]
Hopping Off the Plane at LAX: First Impressions
In the weeks leading up to my flight across the Atlantic to study abroad in America, I realized that my decision had raised many eyebrows. I had a well-paying job, and like my friends often liked to point out, my personal life was all settled. The reasons were many, but the strongest of them dawned […]
Academia Nuts: Jody Armour — Exuberant Nappiness
For the last few weeks, the dialogue surrounding race and social justice in the United States has been reduced to a single question, framed as a black-and-white (or maybe a black-vs-white) issue: do you support Colin Kaepernick and his decision to kneel during the Star Spangled Banner, or is ‘disrespecting’ the American flag a hostile […]