Pope blesses cornerstone of new USC church
USC donors and alumni take trip to the Vatican in light of the new Catholic center and church.
Preparations
Up and down Childs Way and across campus, construction work continues as the university revamps for the fall. Student groups will be moving into the newly erected and long-awaited Ronald Tutor Campus Center as soon as June 1, with a tentative date for operation later in the summer. Also opening its doors in the fall […]
Philanthropist remembered for her passion, dedication
Flora Thornton was a visible figure at the school of music as a donor and board member.
The few
Vincent Mejia, who majored in kinesiology, receives his rank insignia from his father after being commissioned as a naval officer. On Friday, 18 USC graduates were commissioned as military officers after completing the Army, Navy and Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps programs.
Sample addresses graduates at commencement
Students said the outgoing university president’s last speech was a testament to his leadership.
Summer does not mean a break for USG
Members of the USG administration will visit other schools’ recreational facilities.
Disabled seating limited at commencement events
Guests who sit in disabled seating typically can only sit with one other family member.
Students to be ambassadors at World Expo
USC’s U.S.-China Institute was asked to run the student program for the 2010 expo.
USC professors rally behind engineer Barbie
Mattel let people around the world vote for the next career Barbie in the “I Can Be” series.
Students who lived in the Moon entitled to settlement
Former residents could received up to $8,000 as the result of a class action lawsuit.