Rincon Nicaraguense adds variety to student food options
The restaurant’s items are a blend of fresh ingredients and powerful, authentic flavors.
Player preference brings new opportunity
What player autonomy could mean for the economy of the NBA.
Undocumented students talk about their struggles
A panel discussed the effects that the DREAM Act‘s failure has on students.
Oscars’ attempt to please younger audience felt half-hearted
The Oscars revealed a generational divide in popular media.
USC continues long road trip
After dropping three straight games at Rice, USC looks to get back on track at Long Beach.
UN has chance for blockbuster impact
The UN wants Hollywood to make movies about sustainability, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Trojans run over ASU on Senior Night
Four-game winning streak keeps USC in the hunt for an NCAA tournament at-large bid.
Everybody dance now
Trojan Dance Marathon was held Saturday from 3 p.m. to 3 a.m. in a new venue, the Ronald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom. The event raises money for Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles through the Children’s Miracle Network. More than 800 students participated in this year’s Dance Marathon, and the event raised $50,330.
Esperanza Spalding continues to stun her fans
Spalding appeared at Bovard Auditorium last Saturday and wooed the attending audience.
JEP pays greater dividends than grade boost
Possibly one of the most beloved community service programs on campus, the Joint Educational Program is a service-learning program that more than 2,000 USC students participate in annually. Students can become Project Read and Math mentors, work in shelters, or work with foster care children. The most popular division is teaching, where students can participate […]