Veteran receiver is finally getting his chance to shine
With increased playing time because of injuries, junior wide receiver De’Von Flournoy flourishes in new role.
USC to receive master lease for Coliseum
The Coliseum Commission will vote on the proposed master lease at its next meeting in May.
Subtle sexism shouldn’t go unnoticed
“No doesn’t mean maybe.” “This isn’t what love looks like.” If you’ve walked down Trousdale Parkway this week, you’ve probably seen statements like these on rows of colorful T-shirts. The display is a part of USC Take Back the Night, a week “dedicated to promoting awareness of and protesting against sexual violence,” according to the […]
Geragos, Prasad sworn into office
USG president, vice president, senators and cabinet members took office Tuesday evening.
Kevin Roundtree knocks in game-winning run
The Trojans rallied back from a three run deficit against Pepperdine to win their second straight home contest.
Holliston entertains as it strays from sitcom norms
FEARnet’s first program takes a wild, weird and bloody take on the traditional TV comedy.
Mayor’s gang-prevention program ineffective
Gang activity is difficult to measure. Different organizations have different ways of defining a gang member, and the competing systems lead to discrepancies in reports on levels of gang activity. This ambiguity makes it hard to tell whether gang-prevention programs are effective. It’s even harder to connect the efforts of any one program to perceived […]
Autism Speaks U lights globe blue for autism
Organizers of World Autism Day at USC hope the blue globe will raise awareness.
Jessop-Whittier Cup belongs to Women of Troy
Competing for the first time this spring, No. 6 USC wins the annual San Diego Crew Classic.
Musical takes flight with stand-out performances
USC’s City of Angels soars with its production value and impeccable singing and acting.