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Club Sports Facts
- Over 50 teams
- Run by students
- Over 2,500 active members
- Women’s softball club team national champion in 2003
- Men’s ice hockey team played in Japan, China and Italy
- Men’s crew in Henley Royal Regatta (Oxford) in 2005 and 2006
- USC Roller Hockey, Men’s Soccer, Equestrian and Women’s Ultimate Frisbee club teams participated in national championships in 2009
- Newest additions to USC Club Sports – figure skating, jujitsu, judo, women’s rugby, field hockey, women’s ice hockey and boxing
Football
“The Rose Bowl Game climaxed a thrill-packed campaign for Troy’s Gridiron Gladiators this year. Closing with an 8-3 record, the Trojans near upset over Notre Dame and holding down Ohio State in the New Year’s Day classic had the experts talking long after the final whistle. Though this isn’t a Bowl year, Troy will be out to recapture the Victory bell and dethrone our ‘friends from Westwood.’”
– SCampus 1955-56
Student Activities
Visions and Voices: The USC Arts and Humanities Initiative
(213) 740-6786
Stonier Hall 203
www.usc.edu/visionsandvoices
Visions and Voices is an exciting initiative that offers a diverse array of events in the arts and humanities. Throughout the year, you will have the opportunity to attend theatrical productions, music and dance performances, conferences, lectures, film screenings and art exhibitions. In addition to events held on the University Park and Health Sciences campuses, events throughout the city will offer a variety of opportunities to experience Los Angeles’s dynamic cultural landscape.
But this is no ordinary event series. At every Visions and Voices program, students will be invited to dialogue and interact with artists, writers, professors and special guests. This interaction will provide a unique experience of the arts and humanities and will encourage students to actively explore USC’s core values, including freedom of expression, team spirit, appreciation of diversity, commitment to service, informed risk-taking, ethical conduct and the search for truth.
Admission for USC students is free for every program and, with more than 80 events to choose from during the 2009-2010 academic year, there is definitely something for you! Be sure to pick up a Visions and Voices Calendar of Events and visit the Web site at www.usc.edu/visionsandvoices.
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