Commission grants USC control of Coliseum
Following eight months of negotiations, USC has obtained day-to-day control of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
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USC to control parking under amended lease
The university will need to renovate the Coliseum for its 100-year anniversary in 2021.
U.S. Capital claims lack of transparency
U.S. Capital, a sports company, says it hasn’t been able to submit a formal proposal.
This Week in Photos: Mar. 26 – Mar. 30
“This Week in Photos” highlights the biggest stories of the week. First scrimmage of spring lacks offensive firepower>> The Hunger Games questions morality>> Expo Line scheduled to open April 28>> Social media holds users accountable>> Mayor outlines city plan>> Former GM pleads guilty to felony […]
This Week in Photos: Mar. 20 – Mar. 23
“This Week in Photos” highlights the biggest stories of the week. Woods to miss all of spring practice>> Dornsife needs to become cohesive>> Hunger Games copes with modern issues>> Panel discusses implications of a federal Dream Act>> Building a program takes time>> Film reshapes perspectives on bullying>> Two former […]
LA City Council approves new redistricting plan
The University Park Campus and Exposition Park will be located within one district.
Commission emphasizes effort toward transparency
The university has been in talks to renegotiate the Coliseum lease since 2008.
Redistricting proposed along campus border
The proposed plan would put all off-campus buildings in District 8 and campus in District 9.
USC teams face an alarming lack of student support
In the afterglow of the 2011 football season, which ended with a 10-2 overall record, students and Trojan fans are already craving what lies ahead for 2012. Sure, that is not surprising, considering juniors Matt Barkley and T.J. McDonald decided to return for their senior seasons; not to mention, the 2012 roster is filled […]
Blame, aggravation exacerbate unbefitting end to season
USC is 10-2. It holds the best record in the Pac-12 South. In the month of November, it finished 4-0, beating three bowl-eligible teams, as of now, by a combined margin of 170-69. It’s only natural to ask: How good are these Trojans? Could they beat No. 1 LSU? Or No. 2 Alabama? If given […]