USC opens season in Cambridge with wins in singles play
USC enjoys a successful weekend at the Fall Chowder Fest, notching wins in singles matches.
Comedy presents foibles
New production, South Street has a convoluted storyline, but is redeemed by other facets.
Possible smoking ban is progressive
Recently, there has been much debate over a possible smoking ban on campus. The implementation of such a ban has the potential to raise USC’s prestige as a progressive university committed not only to debate and discussion, but also to action and implementation. As a private university, USC has greater jurisdiction over such matters than […]
Publishers, students look for book options
Students said their primary concern is the price of books, not their customization.
USC blown away at Arizona State
Despite a 22-21 lead in the third quarter, the Trojans give up three touchdowns late.
Kassen brothers craft compelling film
Adam and Mark Kassen’s latest film, Puncture, exposes a present controversy, but avoids hindering the film with melodrama.
Now is the time for Dornsife to transform
What should the name USC Dana and David Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences mean? Seems like an odd question, but with the record $200-million donation Dana and David Dornsife gave to the College last March, it not only got a new name but a chance to reinvent and to create a brand to […]
Trojans to begin season at Harvard Invitational
The Trojans will be without top player, senior Steve Johnson throughout fall tournaments.
Trojans set for duel in the desert
USC travels to Tempe, Ariz., to battle Arizona State in its first Pac-12 road game.
Students seek jobs outside of major, minor
More than 170 companies were represented at the fair, the most since the recession began.