Panelists discuss impact of immigration
Students and community activists urge people to avoid the term “illegal immigrant.”
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The wait is over for USC women’s lacrosse
The USC women’s lacrosse team will play its first game as a varsity sport at the Coliseum.
Fences remain, keeping community out
All are now well aware of the fact that, over winter break, the university implemented several new security measures. The most visible is the construction of multiple new fences on the north side of campus, as well as a barrier on the south side of campus, across Trousdale Parkway. Nevertheless, during the three weeks in […]
Beatboxing study reveals the complex art of human vocalization
Professors and researchers from Annenberg and Viterbi began their six-year investigation in 2005, publishing results in 2012.
In-state apps in minority for first time at ’SC
The administration attributes the geographic diversity of students to aggressive recruitment.
Senate to fix Row sidewalks
The unanimous vote will allow Senate to request city blueprints from L.A. officials.
Technologies on campus contribute to future
Professors’ interactive projects allow students to connect with their past and future.
Men of Troy stay undefeated with ease
The USC men’s tennis team has defeated all four of its opponents since ITA Kick-Off.
Men of Troy dominate in ITA Kick-Off Weekend
With the victory, USC earns a berth in the ITA National Team Indoor championships.
NCAA’s handling of Miami no shock
Okay, I’ll bite. Up until now, I resolved never to write about the NCAA, knowing that USC fans have heard it all — at some point, handwringing and finger-pointing just grow tiresome. But in light of the most recent news regarding the NCAA’s flubbing of the Miami investigation, I believe it’s time to air grievances […]