New initiative focuses on green offices
Program keeps definition of office broad to appeal to staff and student organizations.
Dishing out more veggies
Vegan, vegetarian and organic food initiative also offers free cooking demos for students.
With settlement, NFL stadium clears hurdle
City of Walnut accepts $9 million settlement deal to pay for local traffic improvement.
In tough job market, TFA applications up
Students say Teach For America offers a chance to teach while waiting for other opportunities.
Dean of Annenberg to chair Corporation for Public Broadcasting
Ernest Wilson III plans to use his experiences as chairman to inform his work at Annenberg.
Down nationwide, study abroad still strong at USC
Unlike some other schools, USC allows students to use financial aid money toward study abroad costs.
Students make push for coal-free energy
USC has been unable to control its use of coal for energy because of a 10-year contract.
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity returns to USC
Previously plagued by financial issues, Fiji is ready to return to campus and is now recruiting.
Marshall falls in rankings, but No. 1 in student satisfaction
Magazine cites faculty, alumni network, facilities and location as reasons for high ranking.
Roundup
The following incidents were reported in the USC Department of Public Safety crime/incident summary between Friday, Sept. 18 and Sunday, Sept. 20. Crimes against a person – – On Sept. 18 at 4 a.m. a student reported receiving numerous unwanted text messages from another student and further stated that, on one occasion, he entered her […]