USC endowment suffers small decline in 2016


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Though the University’s $6 billion fundraising campaign is just $300 million shy of its seven-year goal, a report released Monday showed that USC’s endowment fell by 2 percent in 2016. According to L.A. Biz, a study conducted by the American City Business Journal reported a decline at USC from $4.71 billion in 2015 to $4.61 […]

Adoree’ Jackson leads No. 12 USC over Notre Dame


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With rain drizzling on the Coliseum late in the first half, it seemed like USC could have a legitimate game on its hands. A Notre Dame side with nothing to play for besides pride was nearly matching the Trojans shot-for-shot on both sides of the ball. Only a missed Irish field goal had allowed USC […]

I Believe Not Being Invested in Politics Is Okay


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Maybe it is because my mom is a Republican and my dad is a Democrat, but I have never been someone who has had a definite standpoint on politics. Yes, I think that public policy is important and it is important that the government protects the rights of its people; however, I have never been […]

Women’s soccer advances to final four with win over Auburn


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From the beginning of its 1-0 victory over Auburn to advance to women’s soccer’s final four, USC set the tone and the pace of the game. It is the first time the Trojans have advanced this far in the postseason since 2007, when they won the national championship. The first and only goal of the game came […]

Men’s basketball finds rhythm in blowout of New Orleans


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The USC men’s basketball team found its offensive rhythm en route to a imperious 88-54 victory over New Orleans on Tuesday at the Galen Center.  It was the first game this year that USC managed 40-plus points in both halves and the first time the team never trailed. The Trojans exploited the Privateers’ defense and shot […]
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