Dan Schnur enjoys getting students involved in politics
Dan Schnur, director of the Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics, began his political career working for Reagan’s 1984 campaign.
Shoah starts new web application
Shoah, in partnership with the UN, launched iWitness, which provides access to testimonies.
Rain go away
A student bikes by Cromwell Field Monday in the rain. More than 0.6 inches fell in Downtown Los Angeles, causing minor campus flooding and by midafternoon a rainbow was visible on campus. The weather is expected to be sunny and in the 80s today.
Proposed cuts would affect Cal Grants
Brown’s proposed budget would slash Cal Grant spending for private universities by 44 percent.
JEP celebrates 40th anniversary with new program
JEP is creating and continuing programs and renovating its house as it celebrates 40 years of service.
Doheny starts renovations to elevators in the stacks
The refurbishment of the elevators is expected to be completed at the end of June.
Roundup
The following incidents were reported in the USC Dept. of Public Safety daily incident log for Thursday, Jan. 19. Crimes against a person at 8:08 p.m., a suspect approached a non-USC female from behind and pushed her against the driver’s side door as she was searching her purse for her vehicle keys near 28th and […]
Game time
Andy Ybarra, a junior majoring in computer engineering and computer science, plays a game created for the SS12 competition, where student software developers make projects for disabled persons, on Sunday in Taper Hall. The project uses an Xbox Kinect to detect body movement and players, who hit falling shapes by using only one arm.
University lobbies for research, aid
USC spent more last year on lobbying, more than most of its peer institutes.
University honors MLK with celebration in Bovard
USC students, faculty and staff recalled what Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy means to them.