Nikias announces new campus security measures
The policies include restricting entry to campus after 9 p.m. and increasing DPS presence.
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Suspect pleads not guilty
Brandon Spencer was charged with four counts of attempted murder Monday.
Letter to the editor: Halloween shooting
The Black Student Assembly, Program Board, and the Undergraduate Student Government wish for the welfare, health, and recovery of everyone impacted by the incident of October 31, 2012. The intent of the event was to create a safe, secure, and alcohol-free environment on campus for students on the night of Halloween. We did not foresee the […]
Student orgs issue statements
BSA, Program Board and USG respond to the Halloween night shooting last Wednesday.
USG president, BSA director respond to shooting
Undergraduate Student Body President Mikey Geragos and Black Student Assembly Director Lamar Gary issued statements Friday in response to Wednesday night’s shooting. A man allegedly shot Geno Hall, a former Crenshaw High School football star, and three other victims in a confrontation that occurred outside of the Ronald Tutor Campus Center. Police also detained another […]
Shooting sends four to hospital
USC will re-evaluate its security policies, President C. L. Max Nikias says in a statement.
University must reform campus event policies
The events leading up to Wednesday night’s shooting can only be described with one phrase: playing with fire. The shooting occurred outside “Freak or Greek,” a Halloween party held at the Ronald Tutor Campus Center. The event was promoted by LA Hype in association with the Black Student Assembly, a division of the Undergraduate Student […]
EdMonth to examine US education
NBC’s Education Nation serves as inspiration for the program, BSA President Eric Burse said.
Budget on track, USG treasurer says
All events put on by USG and Program Board are funded through a mandatory fee.
Careers
LaMar Brown, a campus recruiter for PricewaterhouseCoopers, tells Charlie Brenes, a junior majoring in psychology, about his job at a diversity networking mixer in the Career Center on Wednesday. The event was co-hosted by the Latino Student Assembly, Black Student Assembly and Asian Pacific Student Assembly.