LAUSD declines help from celebrity chef
The school district refused an opportunity to appear on "Food Revolution," a show that helps make school lunches healthier.
Man who killed USC student in 1978 eligible for execution
Stevie Lamar Fields was convicted of murdering graduate student Rosemary Cobbs.
James Bond will return
MGM seems to have recovered from its financial woes, greenlighting a new set of films featuring the British super spy.
Trojans picks up commitment from three-star Palmdale product
Defensive end Steve Dillon, ranked the #46 defensive end in the class of 2011 by Rivals.com, committed over the weekend to play for USC next season.
Scott unveils new Pac-12 football schedule
USC will open its 2011 season with a home game against conference newcomer Utah.
Money ball
The Alpha Chi Omega and AFROTC Ladies teams rush for their ammunition during a charity dodgeball tournament hosted by the USC Navy ROTC on Friday. More than a dozen teams participated in the event, which raised money for schools in Afghanistan.
AFI Fest 2010: a field update
New rush line policies allow members of the general public to attend special screenings.
Youth vote lacking in midterm elections
News outlets report that only half of the youth voters who voted in 2008 voted on Nov. 2.
Live blog: USC v. Arizona State
Stay tuned for updates for the impending game against Arizona State. For additional news, follow the Daily Trojan on Twitter at twitter.com/dailytrojan. Final – USC 34, ASU 33 – The Trojans couldn’t get a first down, but they hold on after running the clock down to 23 seconds and intercepting Threet as time expires. Not a […]
Linking voices
Michelle Chong, a sophomore majoring in biomedical engineering, hands out fliers for “A Voice for the Voiceless,” a benefit concert to raise awareness in North Korea.