Master lease for stadium faces pending state approval, lawsuit
The suit claims the Coliseum Commission violated laws by failing to release some public records and meeting in closed sessions.
Voter interest down, poll says, but might increase
Despite the poll’s findings, students said voter excitement might pick up in the fall.
Crews hope to complete new IML building by Dec. 2012
The new facility will include an interactive gallery with touch screens and the ability to interact with the building via Twitter.
USC completes work on $70 million McKay Center
The new athletic facility includes a 40-yard AstroTurf practice field, a football locker room and a 60,000-square-foot basement.
Dining facilities see large-scale renovations
Café 84, now a dining hall, will feature a crepe station and hand-scooped ice cream.
USC looks to redefine University Village area
Plans to redevelop the University Park area will affect USC and the community.
DPS detains suspect connected with McKay Center burglary
The Dept. of Public Safety apprehended a suspect Wednesday afternoon in connection with last week’s theft of laptops and smartphones from offices in the John McKay Center, a newly constructed $70 million, 110,000-square-foot athletic facility west of Heritage Hall, DPS Captain David Carlisle told the Daily Trojan on Thursday. Malachi Whalen, a 22-year-old from Long […]
Schwarzenegger, USC to launch institute for state and global policy
Former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and USC President C.L Max Nikias announced Wednesday the formation of the USC Schwarzenegger Institute for State and Global Policy. The institute will be a part of the Sol Price School of Public Policy and focus on policy and social issues in five main areas: energy and the environment, fiscal […]
Suspects plead not guilty in shooting of two USC students
Two men charged in the killing of two USC graduate students pleaded not guilty Wednesday to all charges. Bryan Barnes, 20, and Javier Bolden, 19, were arrested in May for the deaths of Ming Qu and Ying Wu, graduate students studying electrical engineering. Qu and Wu were 23. Barnes and Bolden are being held without […]
Friends, students gather to remember slain graduate students 100 days later
Friends of Ming Qu and Ying Wu gathered in front of Leavey Library on Wednesday night for a candle light vigil to remember the Viterbi School of Engineering graduate students from China who were fatally shot in April and to stress the importance of safety around the campus. About 20 students crowded around a table […]