Scholars consider impact of Jewish vote on election
The panel featured a former U.S. Representative, several professors and the director of USC’s Unruh Institute.
Chi Phi fraternity returns to the Row after 17-year hiatus
The organization had to leave in 1999 due to a loss of leadership and members.
Students tune in to first presidential debate
A panel discussion preceded the face-off between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton Wednesday.
A healthy guide to campus cuisine
There’s a lot of things that matter to us college students — parties, tailgates, football, grades(?), sleep, Netflix — and the most important of all: Food. Food is everything. But, what’s even more important to us? Cheap food. The sad side-effect of said ‘cheap food, however, is that often the cheaper the food is more […]
No. 2 women’s golf is tied for fourth after two rounds
The Women of Troy shot a 3-under on Monday at the ANNIKA Intercollegiate.
Bellamy claims title in Battle in the Bay
The senior won a tightly contested match in the final round to prevail in singles.
By the numbers: Football is off to rough start
USC has dropped three of its first four games this season, but its problems run deeper.
Mills, Andrews aim for prestigious award
Two women’s soccer players are on the watchlist for the equivalent of the Heisman.
Fans can be critical, but should still be loyal
Right now, being a USC fan is pretty hard. It was quite a task on Friday night as the team lost to Utah. To say it’s been difficult over the last couple seasons would be an understatement, but just because it’s been hard, doesn’t mean Trojan fans should stop supporting their team. It may not […]
The 20/20 Experience represents Justin Timberlake’s growth
For some people, certain artists can do no wrong, no matter what crazy things they do. Michael Jackson dangled his baby off of a balcony, but he’s still the king of pop. Taylor Swift’s personality is as fake as that Southern accent that she’s mysteriously seemed to lose over the years, but I’ll be damned […]