Consult neighbors before partying
Polite, respectful collaboration with neighbors will allow students to host late-night parties without reflecting badly on the university.
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This Week in Photos: Feb. 6 – Feb. 10
“This Week in Photos” highlights the biggest stories of the week. Dental school provides free care for local children>> Women of Troy off to best start since ‘07>> Local parish celebrates anniversary>> Two USC greats to have numbers retired>> Eccentric hip-hop trio builds up Ten$ion>> Café 84 will serve us […]
USC neighbors complain about off-campus parties
Plans for The Village include the addition of 4,200 beds in university residential housing.
Sitcom series that can help you escape from stress
College can be a stressful time, with the stress of everything from school to work to life in general. We often need time to relax and unwind, and sitcoms can provide the escape we all desire without taking too much time from our busy schedule. With great sitcoms like Modern Family, Cougar Town, Community and […]
Nikias urges local involvement
President C. L. Max Nikias said additional student housing is a major concern.
USC should reach out to the homeless
The university must continue to strengthen its image as good stewards of the local community.
Security initiative good for community
The addition of security to the west side of campus will allow students to further explore their living options.
Looking forward by looking back
You can’t blame USC for looking forward. Our university is still rising in stature at a breakneck pace. In two decades we have begun to transition from a commuter to a residential school, seen our admission rate plummet by 46 percent and leapfrogged over our crosstown rival in the U.S. News & Word Report rankings, […]
It takes a village
As the university’s 20-year Master Plan comes closer to becoming reality, USC continues to consider the community.
Clothing drive helps community
More than 50 job seekers who benefitted from the drive last year secured a full-time job.