Seniors get final shot at Bruins at home
The USC women’s water polo team faces off against UCLA, who topped the Women of Troy for the NCAA championship last year.
Prop 14 would encourage change in California
Measure up for vote in June would lessen the impact of bipartisanship and all of its unsavory byproducts.
ITS announces plan to improve wireless Internet
In response to complaints from students and faculty, ITS is searching for a new wireless vendor.
Annual Skull & Dagger prank draws some complaints
The honor society handed out fake coupons for free food, disappointing students and causing problems for administrators at USC Hospitality.
Cell phone fodder makes website gold
Textsfromlastnight.com posts submissions from receivers of questionable messages.
Court orders Bush to submit deposition
Former USC running back Reggie Bush will submit a statement to San Diego court.
Future Trojans are initiated flawlessly
When I was notified that I had been accepted to USC, I was greeted with a charming folder full of USC paraphernalia showcasing all the school had to offer. I immediately planned a visit, read through all the materials I had received and went online to research the university even more than I already had […]
Weak final round dooms Trojans again
In contention all tournament, USC falters in the final round of the U.S. Intercollegiate.
Memorial for Ph.D. student to be held today
A memorial for Jennifer Paek will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the School of Social Work courtyard.
Daughter exploits family secrets for film
Phyllis and Harold Kleine were married 59 years. For nearly six decades, Harold believed his marriage was the best thing that ever happened to him. Unbeknownst to him, his wife believed the exact opposite. Chronicled through old home videos and interviews complied by their daughter, filmmaker Cindy Kleine, Phyllis and Harold is a train wreck […]