Rhodes Scholar reflects on journey
Oscar de los Santos is the ninth Trojan to be awarded the Rhodes Scholarship.
Provost Quick addresses DACA in email
Quick wrote that USC will be a safe space for all students, documented or not.
Covering USC has been a wild journey
As it becomes time for many — fans, analysts, coaches and players — to reflect on the past football season, it also becomes time for me to reflect on not only the past football season but also the last year, as my tenure as the sports editor of the Daily Trojan has come to an […]
Men’s water polo seeks another title
Top-seeded USC looks to continue its dynasty with a 10th national championship.
Women’s soccer heads to San Jose for College Cup
The No. 7 Trojans have a chance to win their first championship in nine years .
Men’s basketball routs USD
USC kept its perfect season alive with a 76-55 win on the road to advance to 7-0.
Women’s basketball upsets Texas A&M on the road
The Women of Troy took down the No. 19 Aggies in a close and intense affair.
REVIEW: Thriller film Man Down falls short of expectations
Man Down is a dramatic thriller with elements of suspense, driven by a performance of Shia LaBeouf in his role of a mentally fragile Marine with post-traumatic stress disorder. The film conveys a message about American veterans oftentimes omitted from mass audiences, but deserving of attention and sympathy nonetheless. America is presented in three different […]
Cheers to a sentient holiday season
After writing my first column of the semester, “More than just a lifestyle: my path to embracing veganism,” I had no idea how my writing would progress. Though I was elated about having a medium to share my passion for veganism, having to write 14 weeks of content daunted me. There were so many aspects […]
Black Student Assembly organizes CreEx
The showcase will feature the artworks of 17 black student artists at USC.