Vaccination clinic draws large numbers
Though seasonal flu vaccine shots ran out, a nasal spray vaccination was available.
New AIDS awareness group hosts renowned speaker
Kay Warren, an AIDS activist, spoke about her decision to fight the deadly disease.
For Good Neighbors, donations up, participation lagging
Although the campaign did not meet its participation goal, there was still a 40 percent employee participation rate.
Horowitz event spurs walkouts and protests
The controversial speaker discussed perceived threats to Judaism on college campuses.
College GOP will ban some from Horowitz
Group says they’ll only bar students they expect might protest Wednesday’s controversial speaker.
After tremendous success, Bratton moves on
Under LAPD Chief William Bratton, overall crime in Los Angeles fell by 30 percent.
New group to explore all facets of the Middle East
MESSA hopes to offer unique perspectives beyond political rhetoric about the region.
USG survey considers fall break
Implementing a fall break or extending Thanksgiving break would take several years.
One year after popular election, political activism on campus lags
Many students expect next year’s gubernatorial election will reignite political involvement at the university.
Students will miss ‘visionary’ USC president
President Sample feels the student-teacher relationship is the foundation of the university.