Panhellenic, IFC prepare for presidential elections
Panhellenic hopes the new leadership will continue focusing on service, safety.
Student evaluations used in professors’ performance reviews
End of the semester evaluations often lead professors to change class content.
Health care explained at forum
The panel gave experts a chance to explain details of health care reform.
Sample’s efforts helped attract foreign students
USC has the most international students of any US school, a distinction it earned under Sample.
Organizers postpone inaugural ‘undie run’
Students hope to bring the UCLA tradition to USC at the end of the spring semester.
LAPD takes new approach to enforcing bike laws
Officers had issued 15 citations by noon. Last time, LAPD officers issued a total of 120 citations.
USG event brings presidents together
First Council of Presidents received good reviews from leaders of student groups.
A burger a day keeps the apples away
Providing healthy food on campus seems like a no-brainer, but with such a high student demand for grease, the issue gets slippery.
USC, embattled County hospital tread murky water
The LAC+USC Hospital has long struggled to keep up with the urgent care demands of LA’s uninsured, and it’s only getting worse.
Bikes mounting, it’s time to break the cycle
With more incoming students turning to bicycles as a primary mode of transportation, university health and safety officials are beginning to think more about bike safety.