USC football makes a splash on National Signing Day
The Trojans obtained several notable recruits significantly improving their 2018 class.
Women’s lacrosse projected to win 2018 Pac-12 title
In its inaugural season, the Women of Troy are expected to be champions of the Pac-12.
Paige Hauschild finds comfort with USC water polo
Despite her smaller than average size, Hauschild has gained worthy experience.
Grinding Gears: USC hoops can still make it to March
The Trojans won’t fully live up to their No. 10 preseason ranking. But they can’t blow it all away, and a couple of wins this weekend would go a long ways toward avoiding that.
Transit online course teaches students financial wellness
The Office for Wellness and Health Promotion launched the program last semester.
NASA administrator rejoins board of trustees
Bolden served as a trustee from 2003 to 2009 before becoming NASA’s director.
Keck program aims to improve mental health of caregivers
Code Lavender works to prevent health workers from burning out due to stress.
Topping scholars respond to Provost memo on Fund restructuring
The Topping board criticized the Provost for taking action without consulting them.
Expo line train hits two people, causes closure
A Metro train on the Expo line struck two non-USC individuals on bicycles Tuesday night at Jefferson Boulevard and Flower Street, according to the Los Angeles Police Department Southwest Division and the USC Department of Public Safety.
COUNTERPOINT: For USG, voter engagement should remain the top priority
Undergraduate Student Government elections will be underway in less than a week, but the mood around campus doesn’t reflect that. Yes, there are campaign signs along Trousdale Parkway, candidates make Facebook pages to gather support and campus news organizations write about the campaign trail. But for the average student, the air of USG elections just […]