Quick elaborates on USC 2020 sustainability goals
The plan envisions 75 percent waste diversion levels by the year 2020
New construction at Parkside delayed
Delays over winter break have slowed construction at Ogasawa Plaza.
LAPD investigating fatal crash involving USC student
A fatal collision involving a Department of Public Safety officer and a USC student is the subject of an ongoing Los Angeles Police Department investigation, according to DPS and the Los Angeles Times. The crash occurred at 6:30 a.m. on Dec. 3 along Jefferson Boulevard, near USC Gate 4, DPS Deputy Chief David Carlisle said. […]
KXSC begins raising funds for KXSC Fest this spring
The music festival has been running at USC for the past seven years.
USC partners with Chefs to End Hunger
The goal of the collaboration is to achieve zero food waste from campus dining halls.
Trojan Knights begin Tommy Watch
Members discuss the history of the annual event, which dates back to the 1930s.
Miguel, ILoveMakonnen to perform at Conquest
Artists ILoveMakonnen and Miguel will perform at Conquest, the Undergraduate Student Government Concerts Committee announced Friday. “We decided to go ahead with these two artists because we think that not only are they complementary to one another, but they’re also a really exciting way to bring the community together with a pumped-up, really exciting Makonnen […]
New class looks at dynamics of mobile revolution
A new class next semester looks to bridge the gap between the real world and the virtual. The Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism has recently announced it is offering a new class next spring, “ASCJ 420: Dynamics of the Mobile Revolution,” taught by Flint Dille, an alumnus of the School of Cinematic Arts. Dille, […]
AIM consulting coordinates LAPD campaigns
The Association of Innovative Marketing Consulting, a student organization that provides marketing services, is trying to create a safer environment on campus. AIM was hired by the Los Angeles Police Department to create campaigns centered on three issues on campus: sexual assault, alcohol awareness and bike safety. AIM has taken on this challenge and begun […]
Quick releases email addressing diversity issues
Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Michael Quick, sent out a memorandum to the USC community on Monday in response to the various acts of bias and disrespect against minorities at USC. Titled “Access and Opportunity, Diversity and Inclusion,” the memorandum comes after the Undergraduate Student Government’s resolution on campus climate that was […]