On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, Aidan Delgado, unaware of the day’s events, enlisted in the Army Reserve. He had hoped for a change of scenery and expected nothing more than a two-day-a-month commitment. Read more...

A campaign to establish a legislative branch in the undergraduate student government is scheduled to launch next week and could become the defining issue of the council’s elections in the spring. Read more...

Almost 1,400 U.S. soldiers have died in Iraq since the invasion. Many signed up for the military during a time of peace ““ and had almost no expectation that they could fight and die in such a faraway land. Read more...

By the conclusion of the undergraduate student government meeting on Tuesday, the appointment of the election board chairperson was still not established. In fact, the overdue issue was not addressed at all. Read more...

Within 100 days of the beginning of the Rwandan genocide in 1994, over 800,000 people, systematically slaughtered by people armed with machetes, lay dead while the international community stood by and did not intervene. Read more...

Justin Fong, like many, was in the comfort of his own home watching the news when he first heard about the widespread devastation caused by the Dec. Read more...

USC scientist charged with molestation A renowned gene therapy scientist pleaded not guilty Tuesday to molesting a young girl he instructed in martial arts. Dr. William French Anderson, 68, director of the Gene Therapies Laboratories at the University of Southern California’s Keck School of Medicine, remained free on $600,000 bail. Read more...