
Trojan legend Louis Zamperini honored at Rose Parade
USC mascot Traveler walks as riderless horse, the traditional symbol of a fallen soldier.
USC mascot Traveler walks as riderless horse, the traditional symbol of a fallen soldier.
USC mascot to walk as the symbol of a fallen soldier, as the legendary Trojan and war hero is remembered.
Take a look at some of the images of the year, photos that made us catch our breath, break out in a smile or stare in wondrous amazement.
Cynthia Cooper-Dyke grew up in a tough LA neighborhood, but went on to greatness as a basketball player and now USC’s women’s head coach.
The annual award will go to a male or female track and field athlete who best epitomizes the Trojan legend.
Ricky Rosas overcame pediatric cancer; now he’s one of USC’s biggest fans and a fountain of positivity.
“He has been an American hero who has inspired millions through his courage and his character.”
With a movie about his life set to come out in December, Louis Zamperini may be 97, but he’s young at heart.
The larger-than-life saga of Olympian, war hero and Trojan legend Louis Zamperini ’40 – now a published autobiography and soon to be a feature film – has it all: danger, folly, romance, courage, pathos and absolution.