Rae Han

The victory over Arizona State extends the Trojans’ winning streak to seven games.

After a rocky start to the season, the Trojans improve to 3-2 overall.

After Kedren Community Health Center struggled to get a vaccine supply, Dr. Jerry P. Abraham took action to ensure doses for historically underserved South L.A. residents regardless of race, access to the internet, language, or immigration status among many other barriers that have stood in the way of equitable healthcare in the past.

After taking the three-game set, the Trojans are now 15-11 on the season.

The Trojans improve to 2-1 overall and 1-1 in conference play.

USC’s defense struggled throughout the series.

COVID-19 numbers continue to rise throughout the state, pushing many counties back a tier.

USC students who are Shanghai residents and do not require a student visa or other special permission to take courses in China will have the opportunity to pursue a hybrid program between USC and the Baoshan campus of East China Normal University.

Taylor Swift lent her song "Only the Young" to a Democratic political ad that urges young voters to get to the polls to defeat Donald Trump.

Candidates discuss COVID-19, climate change and the countdown to election day.

USC announced on Wednesday that students have the option to change to the pass/no pass grading option following a petition asking the university to extend the deadline

In an effort to avoid travel and potential outbreaks, Provost Charles Zukoski announced a spring semester without a week-long break. Some students, however, claim that this decision will affect their personal wellness.

After nearly six months off, USC women’s volleyball and soccer are practicing again in preparation for their seasons starting Jan. 22 and Feb. 3, respectively.

Students are still finding ways to get involved and start new clubs and organizations, despite not being on campus.

Former Trojan volleyball players discuss their journeys from playing at USC to medaling at the Olympic Games.