USC plans to spend $270 million to upgrade the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, the first major renovations of the iconic stadium in nearly 20 years, officials announced Thursday.

The USC Trojans have assembled an impressive recruiting class in the 2026 cycle and have positioned themselves to finish with the No. 1 ranked class for the fir ...

A state board approved a sharply debated deal Tuesday that grants USC control of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and nearly all of the revenues from the taxpayer-owned stadium for the next century.

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USC, which obtained management control of the Coliseum in 2013, was required to fund at least $70 million in renovations to the 95-year-old stadium. A look at the current state of construction at ...

For nearly two decades, USC’s Trojan Athletic Fund has used the same model for season tickets. However, that is about to change. On Thursday, the TAF unveiled a new model for football, men’s ...

USC officials also expressed a desire to make the Coliseum a landmark for future generations to come. “We look forward to restoring and upgrading the coliseum to its former glory … We also welcome ...

Los Angeles veterans want USC to shift gears and halt a $69 million deal to rename the stadium, a memorial to veterans, in August. The dispute now moves to closed-door mediation.

USC may not own the Coliseum, but they still have many of the benefits with their new approved lease agreement. SCPlaybook.com breaks down the Trojans' terms.

The celebration at the L.A. Memorial Coliseum was announced after USC canceled its main stage commencement ceremony in response to Israel-Hamas War protests and the ensuing mass arrests.

In lieu of the traditional on-campus commencement, USC pulled together a university-wide “Trojan Family Graduation Celebration,” next door at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on Thursday evening.

Unfortunately for them, they won’t find one anywhere on the menu at concession stands in the Coliseum. Since the 2005 season, the sale or possession of alcoholic beverages has been strictly prohibited ...