Consultants present plans for designated bike lanes on campus
Bike lanes have been proposed for McClintock Avenue, Trousdale Parkway and Downey Way.
Tag Archive for: DPS
Students concerned about off-campus safety
Students say they will be more cautious while off campus because of the recent shootings.
DPS shoots armed man near The Row
After demanding property from four students, the suspect fled to West 30th Street.
Officers involved in shooting near 30th and Figueroa streets
A DPS-involved shooting occurred on West 30th Street near the intersection of Shrine Place after officers confronted a robbery suspect on Wednesday at 12:40 a.m., according to Dept. of Public Safety Capt. David Carlisle. [Update 3:11 a.m.] Two male and two female students were walking westbound on 28th Street from Figueroa Street when a black male suspect […]
Viterbi, LAPD hold meeting on shooting, safety
The Dept. of Public Safety reminds students to always be aware, although crime has decreased.
University to offer $125k reward
Officials will hold a press conference today regarding Wednesday’s double homicide.
Detectives continue searching for clues, leads in double homicide
Detectives found no signs of struggle at the scene where Ming Qu and Ying Wu were shot and killed early Wednesday morning, LAPD Supervising Detective Sal LaBarbera said. LaBarbera said Qu got out of the vehicle to seek help after he and Wu were shot. Officers found Qu collapsed on the front porch of Wu’s […]
Letter to the editor
The administration should create bike paths on campus. Biking is the fastest way to get to class at USC. Many of us bike down Ellendale Place, turn left on Jefferson Boulevard and bike across the intersection at McClintock Avenue. Do you wonder if there are police waiting to give you a ticket for riding your […]
Consult neighbors before partying
Polite, respectful collaboration with neighbors will allow students to host late-night parties without reflecting badly on the university.
Dept. of Public Safety focuses on communication
Kenneth Whittaker, a DPS officer, said he most frequently responds to noise complaints while on patrol.