Aramark employees should receive tuition assistance
Despite contributing greatly to USC, these employees don’t receive many University benefits.
SCA students recommend favorite media of the year
There’s a lot of content out there. Finding the best media to pass the time can become a bit overwhelming. To help you separate must-see media from casual, second-screen viewing, the Daily Trojan spoke to students at the School of Cinematic Arts, one from each of its six undergraduate programs, and asked which media from […]
Incoming USC freshman dies in collision on I-110 freeway
Matthew Olson, 18, was walking on the freeway Saturday morning when he was struck by two vehicles — one of which drove away.
USC challenges subpoena from father allegedly involved in college admissions scandal
Robert Zangrillo requested admissions records regarding "special interest" students and communications related to his daughter.
Higher education arms race must end
USC’s lavish spending improves its prestige but ignores student needs.
Letter from the Editors: Calling all Artists
We’re turning a new leaf, shifting our focus, changing our name.
Turning the page: Carol Folt promises a student-driven presidency
The University’s 12th president sat down with the Daily Trojan to discuss her plans for sustainability, transparency and campus culture.
A time of crisis: Reflecting on three years of turmoil at USC
Here are some of the greatest challenges USC has faced in the past few years.
Football looks to bounce back with Harrell on board
The Trojans’ restructured
offense has the team ready
to put last season in the past.
From the Editor-in-Chief: We’re ready for a new beginning.
I remember walking onto USC’s campus for the first time as an optimistic, first-generation freshman. During the first few weeks, everything about this school seemed perfect to me: the dining hall food was great, my roommates were really nice and I loved my classes.