Preliminary hearing date pushed back
The two men charged with the murder of two USC students will return to court on Nov. 20.
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Ming Qu, 23, remembered for his friendship, dedication to family
By CHELSEA STONE
4 Comments/in News, Raymond Avenue Shooting
Biao Yang, a close friend of Ming Qu, remembers their freshman year and teaching Qu how to play sports.
Ying Wu, 23, remembered for her determination and love for reading
By AUSTIN BYRON
2 Comments/in News, Raymond Avenue Shooting
Ying Wu, a graduate student studying electrical engineering, had grown close to Ming Qu, her host mother says.
USC gathers to remember Ying Wu, Ming Qu
By ASHER FELDMAN
5 Comments/in Featured, News, Raymond Avenue Shooting
President C. L. Max Nikias says the Trojan Family bond is an important part of the healing process.
Football therapeutic during tragedy
By DAVE DULBERG
in Columns, Sports
Death tends to put things in perspective, even when we don’t ask for it. It teaches us that the big things aren’t so big and in times of need, it’s important to appreciate the small things that typically get overlooked. Our campus community was dealt a cruel and unfair blow last Wednesday morning, when two […]
City offers $75,000 reward
By CHLOE STEPNEY
in Blogs, CampusNow, Raymond Avenue Shooting
The City of Los Angeles is offering a $75,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the shooter of Ming Qu and Ying Wu, two Viterbi School of Engineering graduate students fatally shot early Wednesday morning. Councilmember Bernard C. Parks introduced the reward motion to the city council in this morning’s […]
Victims’ families meet with LAPD, visit crime scene
By MELISSA CASKEY
in News, Raymond Avenue Shooting
LAPD says they have received numerous calls but have no new information for the public.
USC, LAPD encourage public help
By CHLOE STEPNEY
in News, Raymond Avenue Shooting
LAPD said it has no specific description of the suspect or suspects in the shooting.
Viterbi, LAPD hold meeting on shooting, safety
By RYAN TOWNSEND
9 Comments/in Featured, News
The Dept. of Public Safety reminds students to always be aware, although crime has decreased.
USC tragedy demands unity, not division
By Daily Trojan Staff
1 Comment/in From the Editors, Opinion
On Wednesday, graduate students Ying Wu and Ming Qu were fatally shot in front of Wu’s residence west of campus. The university has delivered a heartwarming response to the shooting. But varying community responses have also highlighted campus divisions. Wu and Qu were international students from China — and that fact has received more attention […]