Women’s soccer looks to extend conference streak


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After an epic comeback last Sunday against the Oregon Ducks, the No. 7 women’s soccer team (8-1-1) — third in the Pac-12 — will go on the road to Tucson to play Arizona tomorrow night. Arizona (5-3-2) — fourth in the Pac-12 rankings — last played No. 11 California on Sunday, upsetting the Bears in […]

Offense must step up for the LA Rams


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To start their 2017 campaigns, the Los Angeles Rams have competed notably hard under the leadership of new head coach Sean McVay. On Sunday, the Rams traveled to Dallas and beat the Cowboys, an NFC heavyweight in 2016, by a score of 35-30. Now with a 3-1 record, McVay seems to have sparked a team […]

The Baked Bear is a sweet addition to USC Village


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Long-awaited by hungry Trojans who may have spotted it after a workout at the gym only a few steps away, The Baked Bear had its grand opening on Friday afternoon at USC Village. The lucky first 300 Trojans who arrived early enough received blue tickets for free treats from the shop. Upon entering the store, […]

Kitty Corner: STEM is not the be-all and end-all


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Like every college student, I struggled to settle on a major. Like every college student with immigrant parents, I struggled to settle on a major that would appease their desire for me to have a prosperous, stable career. Unfortunately, I’m not the type to get jazzed about any of the four letters that make up […]

USC ranks 15th in wall street journal report


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USC ranked 15th in the second annual Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education college rankings report, up two positions from last year’s report. The survey, which includes more than 1,000 U.S. colleges, considers a variety of public data in its rankings, but also conducts a comprehensive student survey in conjunction with Times Higher Education in London […]