Former Warner Bros. executive joins Gould School
After 25 years at Warner Bros., John Schulman will lead USC’s entertainment law program.
Stem cell researchers get millions
Researches plan to use federal money to investigate cell renewal and transformation.
LAFD budget cuts could affect emergency response time
Rolling “brownouts” will leave one fire engine unused at nearby Station 15 periodically.
Students robbed at gunpoint in off-campus home
Armed robbers broke into an apartment in the early morning and stole valuables.
Students build website to assist local children
Summer school cancellation prompts class to compile links to learning resources.
Roundup
The following incidents were reported in the USC Department of Public Safety Crime/Incident Summary between Wednesday, Aug. 19 and Tuesday, Aug. 25. Crimes against a person ON AUG. 21 between 1:30 a.m. and 1:45 a.m., a student reported she and her ex-boyfriend had been involved in a physical altercation earlier that day. The student had […]
USC student launches delivery business for affordable bicycles
Micah Greenberg’s company, Dormbikes, allows students to order custom beach cruisers.
USC makes preparations for swine flu
Health center planning to offer complimentary vaccinations along with county health officials.
Peddling wares
Students brought laptops and books to pass the time as they lined up at Founders Park more than 12 hours in advance for the chance to purchase inexpensive bicycles from the USC Department of Public Safety’s bike sale, where unclaimed, impounded bikes were sold.
In first meeting, Senate mulls student discounts
Students would use USCard to receive discounts from businesses around campus.