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The Student Coalition Against Labor Exploitation organized a candlelight vigil Thursday.
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The last year at USC has been marked by two major violent crimes: the tragic killings of two graduate students in April and the shooting on Halloween night. USC was also marked by increased security measures, both on and off campus. The Los Angeles Police Department added extra patrols in addition to 30 officers, a [...]
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The university enrolled the most international students in the nation for the 11th year in a row.
Read the rest of this article »Annenberg breaks ground on new facility
The construction of the Wallis Annenberg Hall was funded in part by a $50 million lead gift.
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Many students said they had positive reactions to new safety policies announced Tuesday.
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The policies include restricting entry to campus after 9 p.m. and increasing DPS presence.
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In light of last week’s shooting, USC should implement a semi-closed campus policy.
Read the rest of this article »Student activists stage a rally outside President C. L. Max Nikias’ tailgate to protest his refusal to meet with students regarding USC’s violation of the Worker’s Code of Conduct. More than 60 students from across the country gathered on campus this weekend to discuss strategies for different activism campaigns on college campuses.
Read the rest of this article »USC breaks ground on new aquatics center
The Uytengsu Aquatics Center will cost $16 million and is slated for completion in 2014.
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