Coliseum renovation reaches halfway point with topping-off ceremony
The $300 million project will bring the 95-year-old stadium back to its former glory and add world-class amenities — all while the Trojans and Rams continue to play there.
Construction workers benefit from Coliseum renovation
Armed with tools of their new trades, local men and women bring energy and high spirits to long-awaited restoration of the legendary landmark.
In memoriam: Willie Brown, football star and assistant football, baseball coach
A top player who went to the NFL, he returned to USC as an assistant coach of national champion football and baseball squads.
USC student-athletes’ volunteer work wins national Community Service Award
Top honor from athletic directors group and Fiesta Bowl goes to Trojan Outreach, through which 650 student-athletes gave more than 5,000 hours of service to the L.A. community.
USC Track and Field is On the Rise with Student-Athlete Standouts
The Women of Troy finished the 2017-18 season as national champions, while the men finished fourth.
Former Student-Athletes Give Back to USC Programs That Put Them on Path to Success
Meet two Trojans who are proud to support USC, even after they left the football field and golf course.
Kickoff times, TV plans set for USC’s first 4 football games of 2018
The Pac-12 champs begin the season with the home opener Sept. 1 against UNLV.
In memoriam: Larry Friend, 54, former USC point guard
A three-time winner of USC’s Best Defensive Player award, he set school records for assists in a game, season and career.
Women’s water polo squad wins sixth national championship
It’s the university’s 105th NCAA team championship and the second in three years for the women’s water polo program.
Football player turns in his cleats for computer science code
Yoofi Quansah fulfilled his dream of playing for the Trojans. As graduation nears, he’s looking toward life as an entrepreneur.
In memoriam: Longtime USC Athletics trainer Jack Ward, 89
He was an institutional presence in the athletic program, who worked with six national championship football teams and 10 College World Series-winning squads.
Trojans hoop it up at wheelchair basketball tournament
The annual USC event gives students with disabilities an opportunity to compete in organized sports.
After life-changing injury, USC student uses sports to heal and thrive
A diving accident in high school left Zachary Pickett paralyzed just as he reached his prime. But that didn’t stop the Swim With Mike scholarship recipient from pursuing his athletic passions.
In memoriam: former USC basketball player Clint Chapman, 64
As a sophomore, the three-year letterman was the team’s leading scorer in 1973.
Swim With Mike scholarship program for athletes with physical disabilities grows stronger than ever
Hundreds of students have benefited from USC’s 38-year-old initiative. This year’s annual fundraiser kicks off Friday.
Researchers team up with Major League Baseball to predict injuries before they occur
The trial looks at risk factors tied to upper-extremity injuries to the shoulder and elbow during spring training.
How can basketball players make a perfect free throw? The method can be maddening
USC researchers in the Brain-Body Dynamics Lab decode the shot to learn how bodies break and heal.
In memoriam: former USC football player Chuck Arrobio, 73
The USC offensive tackle was an Academic All-American and team co-captain in 1965.
USC basketball star Jordan McLaughlin points Trojans toward bigger goals
The highly sought-after recruit saw potential in the Trojans when few others did.
Meet Jordan McLaughlin, the Heart of USC Basketball’s Turnaround
The highly sought-after recruit saw potential in the Trojans when few others did.
Yankees manager Aaron Boone loves his USC football
The rookie skipper talks about his lifelong love for two sports, and what it would mean to manage in a World Series.
Will Ferrell and Viveca Paulin Scholarship Boosts USC Women’s Soccer
The couple’s generous gift enables exceptional student-athletes to attend USC.
Get to Know USC Football’s Inspiring and Surprising Jake Olson
When he’s not training with the football team, the freshman works on his business startup, practices his golf swing and is always ready to pull a practical joke.
USC Annenberg interns to take part in Winter Olympic Games for the first time
Trojans will get firsthand experience with sports media industries and world cultures in and around South Korea.