Experts, students analyze Obama presidency so far
Forum covers range of issues, from the economic stimulus package to health care reform.
Hospitality transforms loading dock into newest dining facility
URBNMRKT, a new dining option for students and faculty, opened Wednesday near USC.
Radisson death ruled a suicide
USC Dept. of Public Safety said LAPD has determined Tuesday’s death was a suicide.
Maintenance staff marches in protest
Aramark, union must agree on contract package by Friday, or union members plan to strike.
Man dead at Radisson after apparent fall
DPS officers converge on the Radisson Hotel, where a man, about 30, was found dead around 8:35 p.m. on Tuesday. He apparently fell from the seventh floor of the hotel, officials said. LAPD’s Southwest Division was investigating the incident and could not give details by press time.
USC Transportation eliminates day passes to ease permit parking woes
With parking spaces limited, Transportation hopes to ensure those with permits find space.
Senate passes measure for student savings club
USG President Holden Slusher expects new Student Savings Club to begin offering discounts in a few weeks.
University’s concerns yield new stoplight
LADOT study demonstrated need for increased safety provisions at intersection near The Row.
Roundup
The following incidents were reported in the USC Department of Public Safety crime/incident summary between Wednesday, Aug. 26 and Thursday, Aug 27. Crimes against a person On Aug. 26 at 11:39 a.m a student reported that a suspect approached him on 39th Place and Vermont Avenue and simulated a weapon in his pants pocket demanding […]
Nonprofit to offer SAT prep for low-income students
SEE College Prep plans to make USC the hub of its test prep courses in Los Angeles.