Emotional BC shocks No. 9 USC, 37-31
The Trojans couldn’t hold the trenches and Boston College ran wild on USC’s defense for 452 yards.
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In Photos: USC defeats Stanford, 13-10
Photos by Nick Entin.
USC professor Warren Bennis passes at 89
USC University Professor, Distinguished Professor of Business Administration and leadership scholar Warren Bennis died on July 31 in Los Angeles. He was 89. “Warren Bennis was a visionary whose transformational contributions to the business world have shaped the fundamental concepts of effective leadership,” USC President C. L. Max Nikias told USC News. Bennis is widely […]
LAPD arrests four suspects in Viterbi student murder
The Los Angeles Police Department held a press conference at 4 p.m. Monday to announce the arrest of four suspects in connection with the murder of USC graduate student Xinran Ji. According to LAPD Commander Bill Scott of the South Bureau, Johnathan DelCarmen, 19, and Andrew Garcia, 18, were arrested and will be charged with […]
Graduate student found dead in City Park Apartments
A 24-year-old Chinese male graduate student was found dead Thursday morning on the fourth floor of City Park Apartments on W. 30th Street and Vermont Avenue. According to LAPD Sergeant Barry Montgomery, LAPD Southwest division received a radio call from an ambulance at 7 a.m. Thursday to investigate a death. When officers arrived, they discovered the […]
Swipes for the Homeless plans for future
The student-run program, which works closely with USC Hospitality, raised more than $20,000 last semester.
Change of plans paid off perfectly
It wasn’t supposed to end like this. Four years ago, as I waited anxiously for my college decision letters to arrive, I envisioned how it would all play out — my dream school would accept me, the school whose posters and jerseys covered the walls of my bedroom, and I’d get to go to college […]
Trojans look to extend win streak against UC Irvine
USC returns home looking to avenge a 6-4 loss to the Anteaters earlier this season.
London calling: Reflecting on a spring semester abroad
At this point in the semester, all of us — abroad or not — are forced to evaluate what exactly we’ve accomplished over the past four months. What did we learn? Were our classes a waste of time? Did we have fun? Did we have too much fun? Thinking about where we started is the […]
USC has produced exciting moments
When I first applied to USC in the fall of 2009, I figured I was applying to a school that would continue its athletic dominance — specifically in football — across my four years in college. Pete Carroll was still the head football coach and a freshman phenom named Matt Barkley was showcasing the promise […]