The events are sponsored by the Alumni Association but could be beneficial to seniors.
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Gateway a possibility for practice rooms
Thornton is still exploring options, but has said that rooms may move to Gateway.
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Freshmen Rozzie Crane, Meg Mahowald and Lily Housh performed at Ground Zero on Tuesday night as part of “Fight on For Haiti.” Proceeds from the event went to the American Red Cross. The three girls, all members of the popular music performance program, gave solo performances as well as a group performance. Besides music, there [...]
Read the rest of this article »High demand for housing leaves some in limbo
Applicants for Resident Adviser positions can be left in a tough spot if they don’t get USC housing.
Read the rest of this article »Slusher, Chan working to ensure a smooth transition
The outgoing administration is helping with the move to the Ronald Tutor Campus Center.
Read the rest of this article »Gateway set to open; some skeptical, some excited
Some local housing companies are worried but many see no threat because of high prices.
Read the rest of this article »Professors, students discuss enhancing learning spaces
Two USC centers are launching a five-year initiative to make the campus more tech-friendly.
Read the rest of this article »LAPD to begin protecting bikers’ rights
Bicyclists in the USC area sometimes put themselves in harm’s way, officials say.
Read the rest of this article »Wireless coverage constantly a concern
Undergraduate Student Government officials have been pushing to improve wireless access because of students’ complaints and requests.
Read the rest of this article »Spring break trip to Chile canceled
Marshall students who were set to travel to Santiago are waiting to hear the new plans.
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