The USC Office of Protocol and University Events has announced that Microsoft’s chief executive officer, Steven Ballmer, will issue the commencement address at this year’s commencement exercises. Commencement will take place on Friday, May 13, and an estimated 40,000 guests are expected to attend as 5,000 students receive their degrees. Ballmer will receive an honorary […]
Despite campaign posters all around campus, few students were aware that a presidential debate took place night.
This week in review includes the addition of Redbox DVD rentals in dorms and Lane Kiffin on Signing Day.
This week in review includes increased security efforts across campus and an Annenberg panel on the State of the Union Address.
Residential senator Chelsea Jia was sworn in Tuesday, replacing Makhala Greene-Robinson, who left for personal reasons. Jia, a sophomore majoring in business and accounting, was the seventh runner-up in last year’s elections. “I just got an email from Nehi yesterday,” Jia said. “I was kind of surprised. I already put a lot of work in […]
E-mail, phone, blackboard and most website services have now been restored.
USC is using stickers to combat wasteful paper towel usage. Could stickers also be put to use elsewhere? (Click to enlarge.)
Spring is almost upon us, and at USC the new season means a fresh start for Undergraduate Student Government. Already we can see campaign posters budding in the grass along Trousdale; that’s because last night at midnight the campaigns began, and the candidates for the upcoming elections were ready to disperse their fresh slogans and […]
Students have noticed the candidates’ posters and efforts to speak to them.
Remember the summer of 2008, when gas averaged more than $4 a gallon, when the price of a barrel of crude was $145, and when analysts were predicting oil prices to rise even further? Does the recent rise of oil prices above $100 a barrel – and talk of prices climbing further – make you […]