Trojans aim to avenge loss versus UCLA
USC will face several tough opponents in a showcase of SoCal’s top water polo teams.
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Voter support for new water system drops in latest poll
According to the Dornsife/ LA Times poll, 63 percent of California voters believe the water crisis is a real problem.
Class of 2017 sets the bar high for USC
USC’s freshmen class not only had higher average test scores, but is also the most diverse.
Transgender rights still need progress
A transgender teen’s homecoming win is just one step forward for acceptance.
Assemblyman stresses education in California
California Assemblymember Reggie Jones-Sawyer has focused on passing several education bills through the legislature.
Gay marriage faces paradigm shift
This past week, the Obama administration made an unprecedented move in its filing of an amicus brief with the United States Supreme Court in which it encouraged the court to strike down Proposition 8. The 2008 passage of California’s now-infamous ballot initiative ensured that same-sex marriage would remain illegal under the provisions of California’s state […]
In-state apps in minority for first time at ’SC
The administration attributes the geographic diversity of students to aggressive recruitment.
Students react to state budget
The California budget was aided by Proposition 30, which passed in November.
Legislators lobby for parks, not parking lots, in Stadium
A proposed lease would allow USC to manage the Coliseum as long as 98 years.
2012 Trojans eerily similar to 2007 Cal
This is the story of a college football team, one with supreme talent and supreme expectations. One that spent more than half the season ranked in the Associated Press top-15 poll, only to finish unranked. One that lost at least four of the last five games it played. One with elite talent at, among others, […]