Application aims to help users in an emergency
Designed by USC Professor Gabriel Kahn, Crisis Connection would let users share information.
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Fractal art structure debuts at Doheny
Doheny unveils an oragami structure, a result of a collaborative effort between USC students, faculty and neighboring schools.
Origins: Editors lay foundation for campus news outlet
Historic American newspapers, such as The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times and the Washington Post, have all passed the 100-year mark. As of Sunday, the Daily Trojan joined the club. The first issue of the DT, then called The Daily Southern Californian, was published Sept. 16, 1912, after W.R. “Ralph” La Porte, the […]
Negrete named to Good Works Team
The former walk-on started a mentoring program and has gone on several service trips.
‘Arrogant’ message has run its course
I almost wrote this column two years ago. I wanted to respond to the launch of the Lost Angeles blog, the brainchild of 29-year-old Zack Jerome. The blog went on to spawn an on-campus “Arrogant Nation” movement, which I wanted to point out perpetuated the outdated stereotype that USC was stocked with bigheaded rich kids. Then the […]
Trojans’ punter leads with more than leg
Once an unheralded walk-on, Kyle Negrete has earned a scholarship and respect.
USC football players return from Haiti
Players said they returned having formed new connections with teammates.
Jeffrey Lewis misses the mark in new comic strip
For the blog Opinionator’s “Anxiety” series, Jeffrey Lewis made this comic strip and accompanying essay, jointly titled, “A Song of Woe, Gone Viral.” In each piece he tells the story of his song “Anxiety Attack,” which since its 2005 release grew from small potatoes to a minor viral phenomenon, receiving several music video interpretations, all by basement filmmakers […]
Sustainability office revamps certification program
The Green Certification Program evaluates office on campus in eight categories, including networking and awareness.
Candidates differ in views, experiences
About 150 people attended the USG Presidential debate, the largest turnout in the last four years.