Financial Aid Office hopes changes help
After problems this school year, the office altered its document system and hired new staff.
Let’s hear it for the band
The USC Trojan Marching Band and the USC Concert Band play in Bovard Auditorium on Sunday as part of “40 Years of Music and Memories,” a concert honoring band director Arthur C. Bartner, who has led the Trojan Marching Band for 40 years. The concert featured both music and visual components and was a preview […]
Enterprise now offering rentals to USC students
Students can rent vehicles at daily rates from the USC Enterprise office, which is located in PSX.
Campus Center project coordinator wins prestigious award
Jason Cruz honored for his leadership.
Doctors at Keck plan future relief efforts in Haiti
Vice Dean Dr. Henri Ford, a native of Haiti, is hoping to help fix the country’s medical services by improving the infrastructure.
Marketing class working with the FBI
The class is running a marketing campaign to recruit new employees for the FBI.
Community discusses Master Plan
Some of the main concerns among community members were housing and the fate of the U.V.
USG senators preparing for transition
Though the official transition period does not begin until April, Undergraduate Student Government officials are already working to train their successors and ensure continuity when the torch is passed to the new administration. A recent amendment to the USG bylaws requires new senators to take a test on the responsibilities and processes required of their […]
Student aid bill poised to pass the Senate this week
The legislation passed in the House on Sunday night as part of the reconciliation bill.
Health care reform could benefit grads
With new legislation, people will be able to stay on their parents insurance until 26.